NOT FUNNY!

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Hi!!!!


How could you, no how dare you wear the mighty name of that mighty grappller of grim forrest phantomz, the one canny + resolute in all armour bearing the finest mail coats in all of middle earth, and then talking about you find this souless lameness funny????!

I'm concerned for you friend, more's the pitty when some seek out the fires embrace out of their youth and misguidances!

Beowulf would not have found this funny he would have grappled each lame comedian and squeezed their chests until their sinews poped and burst from every seeming, and smahsed bone house in to bits!

How could you.

This documentary was really about stretching creativity to the limits. Do you think a group of magicians would be able to entertain each other? Probably not. It's the same with comedians, they tell this joke to try and outdo each other, get the creative juices flowing. I enjoyed this film BECAUSE they sounded like "a bunch of dirty minded 16 year olds;" it was mindless entertainment-- dumb? Yes. Trivial? Absolutely! But still funny as hell, to me, anyway.

"MUMBLER! Seriously, I cannot understand a SINGLE WORD you are saying!" Willy Wonka

You are soft *beep* who doesn't have a sense of humour!!! *beep* off and watch some *beep* Robin William movie *beep*

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i agree i think this joke may have been funny once. a long time ago. it is ironic and it is offensive but it isn't clever beyond the blatant irony.

I agree that it was not funny. I was so looking forward to it, and I must also admit that I did not finish watching it. This is the first time I haven't finished watching a film in years, but since I knew the "punchline" and knew how tedious the first 45 minutes were, I simply could not endure any more of it. Perhaps part of the problem is that as long as you know anything goes, nothing can be very shocking - taboo humour comes from people violating the rules of what is socially appropriate, and if you've got a video on which a bunch of comedians are doing nothing but sitting around with other comedians being juvenile and obscene the context doesn't violate any rules, so it is utterly boring, not shocking. I disagree with one of the comments that the whole point is that the punchline is supposed to be tedious - they might as well have gone the whole hog then and produced an entirely blank DVD - that would at least be pure tedium, and would have the virtue of at least permitting people to think their owen obcene "jokes".

I also agree that the comedians are not very obscene - real grossness lies in very explicit detail, and this was generally lacking.

One thing this film did is make me realise that possibly in real life, professional comedians aren't that funny - I really do know fourteen year olds who could do so much better.

Agreed: Total rot.

There is nothing funny about "fingering" a child. "You can finger my niece" is as vile as it is unnecessary.

These grownups remind me of a bunch of social misfits. What's frightening, though, is that these "misfits" are fast becoming an accepted subset of the population. I'm surprised there weren't jokes alluding to how much children NEED sexual initiation with their fathers and Uncles as mentors. This disgraceful "comedy" was only a step behind this concept. I suppose its sequel will pick up where the first abomination left off.

Of all the actors in this movie the one who I find to be the biggest disappointment is Bob Saget. For some reason I expected much more from him.
If I were superstitious I'd say Bob Saget's luck is going to change as a result of the filth in which he is participating. Saget, drop off the Raunch Wagon now - before you fall under the wheels.