BOB THE BUTLER

Cinemavixion Review

Tom Green delivers his signature brand of chaotic humor in "Bob The Butler," a comedy that sees him stumble into the world of domestic service. As the titular Bob, a man who works his way through the phone book alphabetically for employment, Green's character lands the job of a butler after a string of predictably disastrous attempts. The film, directed by Gary Sinyor, also features a notable appearance by Brooke Shields, adding a touch of established glamour to the proceedings. While the external data suggests a 2005 release and a runtime of 90 minutes, the core of the film remains Green's earnest, albeit absurd, performance. It's a vehicle for his particular brand of physical comedy and non-sequitur wit, offering a lighthearted diversion for fans of his unique comedic style.