2000s comedy movies marked a golden age, Hollywood critic argues
Summary
Film critic Matt Singer says early 2000s comedy movies were very popular and important for Hollywood. His new book "Funny Business" talks about the rise of the "Frat Pack" group of comedy films from that time.Key Facts
- Matt Singer is a film critic who studies movies and shares his opinions.
- He calls the early 2000s a golden age for comedy movies.
- Singer wrote a book titled "Funny Business."
- The book focuses on the "Frat Pack" genre, groups of comedy films from the early 2000s.
- The content was shared during a CBS News segment.
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