Matthew Broderick has disappointed us time and time again. The worst part about actors like him is that we know they're capable of so much better. For every The Producers, there are two or three versions of Godzilla. For every Ferris Bueller, there’s an Inspector Gadget.
Broderick’s latest, Wonderful World, seems to be taking him down a better road. While it looks to be taking equal parts from The Visitor and every other sentimental indie flick about a middle-aged man released in recent years, it has Matthew showing off his ability in ways that we haven’t seen in a long time. The flick follows a cynical divorcee who, when a friend falls ill, is forced to re-examine worldview and make some important decisions about his life.
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Matthew Broderick has disappointed us time and time again. The worst part about actors like him is that we know they're capable of so much better. For every The Producers, there are two or three versions of Godzilla. For every Ferris Bueller, there’s an Inspector Gadget.
