Ted will easily go down as one of 2012’s strangest comedies, an amalgamation of early Spielberg (yes, seriously), all of Seth MacFarlane’s television projects and the sort of tonally inconsistent filmmaking that’s become Adam Sandler’s bread and butter in recent years. It’s both exactly what you’d expect from MacFarlane, whose Family Guy somehow continues to quietly stand as TV’s most consistently offensive show, and a surprisingly well-done film at points, a filthy comedy that actually knows how to parse out its shock tactics (to a point) for genuine hilarity.
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