Pretty stupid, but really funny
589550
If you looking for a highly inappropriate and off color comedy this is right up your alley.  Think of it as The Interview meets Vacation.
2222664
THIS IS HILARIOUS!

This was a great, super-stupid goofball comedy with zero socially redeeming value -- except for the fact that it is screamingly funny from beginning to end. Bitchy hilarious! If STUPID was an ART FORM, this movie is the MONA LISA!!

Buy it!! Share it with your friends. Laughing is a GOOD THING!
3000097
I honestly wouldn't even give it one star - very disappointed in this movie that was supposed to be a spoof, but it was basically just stupid.  I love Paul Rudd and Amy Poehler, but this one was a bomb.  I watched about half of it before turning it off.
3131583
This movie is so amazingly awful that it's actually good. By this, I mean that I routinely show it to my friends just so we can laugh our butts off. The "special effects" are special in the sense of "challenged," surpassed in their cheesiness only by Zeus's wig. You gotta give the director credit, though...the movie is so predictable that you can win bets on what ridiculous thing is going to happen next. SPOILER ALERT: Yes, he really DOES throw everything into space, and I mean EVERYTHING.
777927
Stupid is as stupid does.  Not fun, funny, or interesting - just stupid.  I'm a "dog person", been one all my life.  Whoever wrote this movie is not a dog person.  Couldn't get through 3 minutes of idiotic dog monologue.  Stupid.
3359224
Very very funny, unbelievably stupid. Eight year olds in the theater were gleefully pointing out some of the more entertainingly insipid "science". I've read that Gore tried to promote the movie in order to encourage public discussion about the very serious problems that he claims we face from the threat of global warming. (17-year-old Hollywood newcomer Emmy Rossum may attract more attention from Gore's ex-boss.) Honestly, if anyone ever brings up "The Day After Tomorrow" in order to launch into a serious conversation about the environment, you'll know you're in the company of a moron.

OK, say it again: Thank God for Florida.
267546
Pretty much  full of nonsense, but was quite funny. Worth watching for free if you can. Also get drunk or stoned.
20231
It was stupid funny and I was thoroughly entertained.
4312410
This movie was boarderline unwatchable. I'm not one of those people who thinks that stupid equates to funny. I never laughed once at this movie, except maybe when the masked guy calls and says "whassup!?!", but I saw that in the ads anyway.
This isn't the case of people not liking a movie becase it was "too cutting edge" or some stupid [stuff] like that. I laughed myself silly at "Something About Mary", "Road Trip", and the "American Pie" movies. I love "Airplane!" and those other spoofs. But this was not funny! This was just useless [junk]. It was exactly what a couple of 14 year old kids would write if they were ever given the opportunity to write a movie.
It takes a tremendous ammount of talent and intellegence to make a funny "stupid" movie. This is NOT one of those movies. It tries to make up for it's shorcomings by being shocking and gross. It fails miserably, however. It's gross just for the sake of being gross. There's no humor at all in anything that happens. This is the height of useless, gratuitous, garbage. I feel like I wasted 2 prescious hours of my life watching this. Please don't make the same mistake I did.
2613471
OK, you have to take this movie with a BIG grain of salt.  It's very campy and silly, but it doesn't pretend to be anything more.
If you picture the movie as being in the minds of a bunch of 13 year olds, hopped up on Jolt cola at 3am playing D&D, it not only makes perfect sense, it becomes a whole lot funnier...  and a little sad at the  same time.
4440574
Date of course but one of those so stupid its funny kind of movies. If thats what you're after its a must see.
2886065
What is wonderful about this book is that it is extremely silly - I imagine it would appeal strongly to fans of Monty Python - it has very similar humour.  On a more serious side I feel you would need to have more  than a passing knowledge of English history (as it really was) to  appreciate the blistering satire offered here.
It is certainly very, very  funny, but I guess you need to know what you're laughing at!
195193
It was funny. You have to go in expecting a lot of sillyness. I think these two are a hoot.
2971584
This is about a giant snake that terrorizes the staff and prisoners (all 4 of them) at the world's most high-security prison, located in Antarctica.  If you're a fan of low budget movies where "suspension of disbelief" is pretty much synonymous with "suspension of all thought processes", you may get a kick out of this.  The acting isn't especially bad, the characters are basically likable, and the snake is bargain basement CGI.  The sets and overall atmosphere are really the best part of the movie.  The action moves along at a more or less acceptable pace, and the climax is so laughably stupid that you'll probably be telling people at work about it the next day.

Overall, not an especially good B-movie, but considering some of the utter garbage that's out there in the direct-to-video market these days, you could do much, much worse.
4284436
You said it, Mr McVarish! I was sitting here on Nov 19th thinking I'll watch TIJ, with Caine, again: it's a really silly, silly movie. I must be psychic. You stole my title. Anyway, this is a ludicrous, ridiculous film, made up of a lot of little disconnected sketches which don't really add up to a full-scale drawing. If there is a theme or a moral, it seems to be that whatever kind of car you drive, you'll be seeing it coming down the mountain, sooner or later. The camera just loved those spinning, crashing, blazing cars, and couldn't take its eye off them. Irene Handl was a natural genius; and I believe she was just like that in real life. Benny Hill was a bit wasted. Truly, nothing much made much sense in this story. Characters came and went, popped up improbably all over the place. Like Caine in the prison toilet, or Coward in Harley Street. And what about that Fred Emney? A genuine one-off character. Pythonesque, is what I say. But everything is redeemed by the magnificent, brilliant, unique and unrepeatable ending. I can't think of anything else to say, since I've run out of ideas.
1178673
this movie is so stupid on so many levels and yet sometimes somewhat entertaining. if you want good laugh like when you see something really ridiculous and you burst unintentionally into it, then this crappy flick is for you. I wouldn't waste money on it though. just wait till its free on Netflix or even here on amazon in prime.
3496080
I saw my first episode of "The Family Guy" about a year ago, not long before it got cancelled. I'm one of those people who loves a sick joke or a tasteless stab at society, and so I naturally laughed myself silly watching this show. It's a lot like "The Simpsons" in that it parodies a lot of things about American culture (and other cultures too) and isn't afraid to make a tasteless joke at someone else's expense.
But where "The Simpsons" stops, "Family Guy" begins. Peter, one of the main characters, is even larger and dumber than Homeralmost aggravatingly sobut his stupidity contrasts well with the unexpected intelligence of Baby Stuey. Stuey is probably a year old, but he talks like a college grad and curses like a sailor. That and he's constantly plotting to kill his mom.
Add to this a talking dog (who is always one to make the snide remark) and a refreshing disregard for being "appropriate," and you have the greatest show that never should have been cancelled. I learned that it wasn't Fox that took the show off the air, but a dispute between the cast members. Either way, it's a shame.
If you're the overly sentimental type or if you get easily offended, skip this show (as it will probably just frustrate you). However, if you like "The Simpsons" at all, you'll love "Family Guy."
The DVD includes some commentaries on some of the episodes, behind-the-scenes stuff, and deleted scenes. (95/100)