The Short Review of Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy directed by Adam McKay

In fact this film was to tell him about the spate of idiocy: stubbornness, chaotic, and infinite cuteness of hysteria. Will Ferrell, the main character of this film, makes a variety of cuteness with stupidity. Aside from being a major star he is also instrumental in writing the script with director Adam McKay

Ron Burgundy, the forgotten, a local news star a San Diego TV station in the early 70s, vibrated by the presence of a newcomer, Veronica Corningstone (Christina Applegate), who became the main conversation material at the station!-female reporter.

She is beautiful, that's why this guy fell in love with her, but she was also ambitious and a threat to his job, after he learned from experience that is not happy (but very funny) an incident involving a beloved dog.

The storyline in this movie flowed with its own madness. Stupidity that looks extreme and uncharitable-a lot of stupid things that made his character to arouse a sense of funny story of this film, like the action on an airplane! Odd noise it makes the situation look funny.

A good crew is very supportive to make this comedy-cuteness. Applegate did his role well and support in making jokes. Steve Carrell (The Daily Show, Comedy Central) to squeeze laughs from his acting remarkable as a weather forecaster that dumb.

Likewise with Fred Willard who served as station boss generate huge cuteness. Paul Rudd create value with its role as the male macho Geraldo Rivera.

But Ferrell was the turn of this film, flick or hard-line frame is coated with a white feather to say "I reveal my inner pain through the majesty of song!". Anchorman movie that is absolutely ridiculous, loud, low and layered like a snow storm.