Film review: The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
There is always fun to be had whenever Ben Stiller steps behind the camera. From Zoolander to Tropic Thunder, his characters have been memorable in a way very few others have managed: They are oddballs, but even though they don’t arouse much sympathy, they stick with us.
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty is slightly different, because it is less inclined toward entertaining us and more toward thrilling us with the notion that it’s never too late to be adventurous, and that there is a Magellan inside all of us. The level of storytelling isn’t elevated far above Stiller’s previous pictures, but despite its flaws it is certainly more mature.
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