The Incredible Burt Wonderstone (Blu-Ray/DVD/Ultraviolet) (2013)
You assume two very talented, and occasionally brilliant, actors
would have amazing chemistry on-screen, but you’d be wrong. The
chemistry between Steve Carrell and Steve Buscemi is so forced
and terrible, that the screenplay has to literally start when
they’re both young boys, and emphasize how lonely they are and
how they became friends. This is to make it painfully clear to
the audience that they’re best of friends since the performances
from both men can’t really sell it to the audience.  There are a
remarkable string of baffling unfunny jokes from thereon in that
serve no purpose but to plant a punch line and fail big time.
For some reason Buscemi’s character as a child lets Burt’s know
that he takes testosterone because when he was born he was
halfway close to being a girl. Why did we need to know that?
Perhaps it’s to make way for the barrage of mean spirited jokes
about Buscemi’s appearance. I’m not too sure. “The Incredible
Burt Wonder