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Just as Mr. Campbell stands up for pedagogy, “Fist Fight” stands up, at least a little bit, for storytelling.

It’s stupid, mindless, and crude, but I laughed throughout and admittedly can’t wait to watch it again.

Fist Fight may be all about feuding faculty members, but the jokes are downright sophomoric… and sparse.

Charlie Day and Ice Cube face off in the feeble Fist Fight.

Similar to HBO’s “Vice Principals,” “Fist Fight” assumes potty language inside a school setting is funnier than it actually is.

‘Fist Fight’ purports to be transgressive comedy but pulls its punches.

While I can’t exactly say that the movie cheered me up, it did give me something I needed. Not catharsis or uplift but a bracing dose of profane, sloppy, reasonably well-directe...

Fist Fight is a series of dick jokes that undermine the title's titular fight, never landing the knock-out blow that comedy fans are tuning in to see.

Charlie Day is a schoolteacher who has to fight fellow instructor Ice Cube in Richie Keen's comedy.

The slapsticky, sight-gag-heavy yukfest, which is filled with the kind of phallic humor you may have sniggered at when you were 16, floats like a dead butterfly and stings like ...

Over-stuffed and under-conceived, Fist Fight is a clumsy mélange of clashing comedic perspectives.

'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' star Charlie Day vs. the rap star-turned-movie star in this high school comedy – and the audience is the loser.

A screechy, unfunny slab of uninspired outrageousness with two appealing stars circling each other for a showdown you couldn’t care less about.

Charlie Day and Ice Cube do their part to lower the collective IQ of American audiences in this regrettable schoolyard showdown.

Not even the blooper reel tacked to the end of the film garners many laughs. Fist Fight is not a complete dud, but it does grasp at the lowest hanging fruit for its humor.