Apatow Stinks up the Screen Again, And an Entrancing French Mystery (Screen Scene‪)‬

Is there anything left to write about Judd Apatow? The guy just won't give up. By now, you all have to know this man's name. He's the producer-screenwriter-director whose idea of entertainment is misogynistic, sexist, raunchy guy-centric comedies--or "bro-mances," as it were. To his credit, Apatow started out strong with "Anchorman" and "The 40 Year Old Virgin," but then fame and box office success clearly went to his head. Rather than maintaining a semblance of style, allowing quality acting and keeping the scripts coherent, he's gone for vulgarity, prejudice and stupidity with "Knocked Up," "Drillbit Taylor," "Superbad," "Walk Hard," "Talladega Nights" and "Forgetting Sarah Marshall."