Supervized

To an extent and for a while, the film gets by primarily on the strength of its tepid and uneven humor. However, when it's forced to draw on comic book tropes, it loses steam.

A genial comedy that'd be easier to like if it weren't so excruciatingly unfunny.

Supervized is never quite as inspired as it should be, but it offers some amusing moments along the way.

Supervized is a sophomoric comedy which never takes advantage of its own originality.

Supervized is mostly harmless and features a nasty streak and a darkly humorous edge that is enjoyable in small doses. But the senior citizen tropes diminish the script.

Supervized gets quite a few things right, especially considering its inherently silly, B-movie origins. It deals with memories, aging, finding a purpose, and coming to terms with death.

This is a crude, R-rated farce full of promise, but Supervised is one word that doesn't seem to have been applied to the script.

The weirdness of it all is reasonably compelling, watching Barron return to the genre that secured his career, locating a different corner of comic book destruction to explore.

With an energetic but never breakneck pace, the film is steadily entertaining, especially when it finds comedy in the characters. The cheap gags aren't quite as funny.