Now, I Am no Fan of Ricky Gervais, but he did create The Office so I gave figured I owed the film that much.
Take notice that this film presents a Religious Agenda not shown in trailers, very deceptive, just like organized Religion.
Everyone can interpret the message differently and If you don't like my view, make your own goddam blog
In my opinion the film is suggesting that that Religion is a lie which brings a =) to my face.
Ricky Gervais...NOT Funny...Not now, Not ever. But the man can write. He developed a very interesting. But he needs to stay behind the camera and stop writing roles for himself. The film would have been far better without him, Look how well that worked for NBC's The Office so maybe they should have cast Steve Carell in the lead role instead...
Other than it's IMO anti-religion bits, the best part of the movie were the various cameos by Philip Seymour Hoffman, Jonah Hill, Jason Bateman and The Great Edward Norton. Anything with Ed Norton and Hoffman automatically makes it better.
It has an Overall great concept, being the only person in the world who can lie has its perks, but you lose sense of who you really are.
Yes, this review was not so much about the movie itself but my dislike of Gervais, quite frankly...he doesn't deserve my time
Final Judgement: Rent It...from the Library
The Invention of Lying gets 5 Da-white Schrute Wanted Ads out of 10
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