Grilled

In the 2006 comedy film 'Grilled', two struggling meat salesmen, played by Ray Romano and Kevin James, find themselves caught up in a dangerous and hilarious series of events as they attempt to secure a big deal to save their jobs. As they navigate through a web of amusing situations, misunderstandings, and shady characters, the duo must rely on their wit and charm to overcome the challenges set before them. With a unique blend of humor and heartfelt moments, 'Grilled' offers an entertaining look at the world of small-time businessmen trying to make it big in the competitive food industry.

Despite the star power of Ray Romano and Kevin James, 'Grilled' received mostly negative reviews from critics. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 23% rating, with the consensus stating that the film 'fails to sizzle'. IMDb users rated it 5.2/10, with many citing the quirky premise but lackluster execution as the main drawbacks. Metacritic was equally unimpressed, giving 'Grilled' a metascore of 34, indicating 'generally unfavorable reviews'. The Guardian's review mentioned, 'The film's comedic potential is overshadowed by weak writing and predictable jokes'. Variety criticized the lack of chemistry between the leads, while The New York Times called it 'forgettable'. Despite the criticism, some viewers found the banter between Romano and James to be the movie's saving grace.