Player Affinity writes: The Big Year is a movie about competitive birdwatching, or "birding" as the film's main characters would insist you call it, and it's about as forgettable a movie experience as I've had in some time. Not atrocious, just insignificant. And that would be fine, I guess, except for the fact that this film stars Steve Martin, Jack Black and Owen Wilson, with supporting work coming from Oscar winners Dianne Wiest and Anjelica Huston, among others. There's your disappointment; with people this talented, you'd think someone would speak up and tell director David Frankel that this movie is a boring turd. Alas, they didn't. And I sat through it, growing more and more frustrated as every long minute passed.
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