It’s… adequate? I didn’t find it lived up to the excitement surrounding its release. The film was acceptable, though not particularly memorable. It possessed _a narrative_, but nothing remarkable stood out. This applied to virtually every element of the production. If you're inclined to see it, then go ahead, even if only for DeVito's performance, which is likely the strongest part. There are moments where the movie seems overly dependent on Marnie’s appearance rather than the plot or acting, attempting to pass this off as humor when Julius appears confused—though that isn't truly what's happening. Ultimately, I’d give it a 6/10. It’s an acceptable film, worth viewing, but it won’t be appearing on any of my all-time favorites lists.

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