I recently shared this movie with my wife, repeating the experience I had with my own father—warning her about a slow beginning that unexpectedly escalates. She, born in 1991, was unfamiliar with this particular film by Williams and seemed surprised when it really took off. The reaction mirrored my own; she questioned its humor initially, then began laughing as the movie gained momentum. I believe everyone should experience it this way—viewing it without any prior knowledge and allowing the story to develop naturally. It's not because of a plot twist akin to *The Usual Suspects*, but simply because it’s more enjoyable when you don’t know what’s coming. However, if you are reading this review, you likely already understand that it is a comedy and have some idea of the storyline, probably from reading the description. In that case, I suggest watching it with someone who hasn't seen it and observing their reactions—it will be nearly as good.

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