They're cheap gags, shoved into a crude, lazy script".
I had to hack it, so to speak, with a few crude lines of scripting code in order that it would properly serve my purposes as a writer.
In Wexler's sharp script and crude dialogue, Tony and his friends — the "faces" — are held fast by unyielding views on race, ethnicity, religion, gender, and homosexuality, and Tony is forced to confront the pain and destruction that result from his family's and community's narrow expectations.
Now it is clear that his mastery exists only in scripting the crude soap operas in his World Wrestling Federation parallel universe, not in building a legitimate sport whose outcomes he cannot preordain.
From the moment Davies begins to read his script, you understand that these crude encapsulations are to be broken.
But if the script initially upends tired clichés by blending crude humor and genuine emotion, it soon buckles under the weight of too many false notes.
The script is not shy about being rude, crude and politically incorrect with its comedy, but that edge is somewhat softened by the sweet handling of relationships, particularly Schmidt and Jenko's.
For all the effort that goes into calibrating the scripts, McCarthy's ads often have the crude look of a hastily assembled PowerPoint presentation.
The collapse of their marriage occurs while the writer is mulling an offer to punch up the script of "The Odyssey," produced by a wily and crude American mogul (Jack Palance) and directed by Fritz Lang, who plays himself.
