I felt the same way about the Jewish couple scene at first, but then my friend Posh John remarked that he thought it was a really great device that Sasha Cohen used to show that Jews really are lovely people, and that it is a false and ridiculous sort of anti-Semitism demonstrated in the movie. He wasn't ever overtly mean to the couple, and this way audiences can see how sweet they were and how ridiculous anti-Semitism is.
--- In [email protected], "Daria Akers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > My husband and I saw the film on Thursday (this is only the second film we > have seen this year). And while some of the humor wasn't something we > appreciated most of the film was hysterical. > Since I am assuming the what humor wasn't funny to you question.... I > didn't like how he treated the couple who ran the B&B. They were nothing but > kind to him. And he was just mean. I wondered how he would feel if someone > did the same thing to his grandparents. > The rest was funny as hell. I nearly died with the scene at the rodeo. That > was taped in Salem Va which is near Blacksburg. I forgot how "Patriotic" > that place can be. > Glad you all loved it and I can't wait to check out the sites (at home of > course). > Take care, > Daria >
