The Campaign

This broad comedy features two rival candidates in a congressional race who engage in increasingly ridiculous antics to win. It is a slapstick-heavy satire that aims for laughs rather than insight. While it has some funny moments, the political commentary is extremely superficial and the humor is often juvenile. It is a very low-brow take on the political process that offers little in the way of substance.

It is only recommended for those looking for mindless entertainment rather than any meaningful exploration of political themes.