If you’re not strong in your faith, don’t see it. Positive-…this is a very offensive movie. They are likely to make you less sick than seeing this foul-fest. What I can’t figure out is: (1) Why would someone decide to make this movie (2) Why other people in the theatre found any part of it funny, and perhaps most amazingly (3) Why did two well known and prominent movie critics give this movie two thumbs up? I have no answer for any of those questions.Īre you interested in wasting $8.50? You would be better off buying 20 sliders. His name was Freakshow (Christopher Meloni), and he is a psycho country hick with boils who speaks in “Jesus loves you” terms and offers his wife for sex. There is a “Christian” character with a brief role in the movie. You would need a calculator and a dictionary of crude language to quantify this constant assault.
In addition, there are a dozen or more instances of taking the Lord’s name in vain. Add to that another 50 uses of various other offensive terms, and add to that male and female nudity. In fact, there were more than 50 uses EACH of the two most common vulgarities found in “R” rated movies. This included vulgar references to body parts and fluids, as well as the more common, but nonetheless offensive kind. Conservatively, I counted no fewer than twenty different objectionable words used throughout. Overall, that comes down to about two per minute. However, if you want to talk about high ratios, we can examine the ratio of vulgar words and references. Not a good ratio for an hour and twenty minute “comedy.” Two pot-smoking minorities ( John Cho and Kal Penn) on a quest for hamburgers. Plot? I revealed it in the first two sentences of the review. As for me, I would probably need someone to pay me $100 to eat a White Castle burger, and I would probably need more than that to see this movie again.
What would you do for a White Castle hamburger? Would you drive for hours, go to jail, perform surgery, ride a cheetah, steal a truck, or hang glide? The title characters of this movie would, and did.
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