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Excellent but underrated film

One of the most extraordinary films you will see this year. Take that as you want.

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

It's not as gross or as completely bad as Movie 43, so apologies in advance. It does have a knack for toilet humor though, that I reckon you'll find funny (as in gross) if you are into that sort of thing. And I don't mean in your personal life, but just as a means to a really simple joke, if you can call it that.The writers are also the directors, are also the two main stars. And let's just say there is a reason we haven't really heard from them since that movie came out. Now just judging them by one entry in their film library would be an unfair thing to do of course. But after watching this, some may argue the opposite. Then again if you really set your bar very low, maybe get intoxicated, have some friends over ... I guess any movie can be fun under those circumstances.There are a couple of jokes that work and I was even surprised that they did include nudity in this. That went out of the comfort zone they established. Also the Russian ladies and their relationship to each other also delivered a fun moment or two. Not enough to save the movie, but enough with a couple of other scenes to save it from being a total disaster ...

The Whitest Kids U'Know are hilarious in their sketches, but writing and directing a feature film is a whole different project, requiring both a separate approach and a more thoughtful writing technique. The presence of a plot with comedic potential is squandered by five year old humor and childish ideas. There are moments in between the immaturity, but those moments are far and few between. In a 90 minute comedy, there is about 30 minutes of sustained humor, even if it is far from memorable. There are some idiotic ideas, mainly that fire fighters are axe wielding maniacs and that a rapper can produce garbled nonsense nobody seems to enjoy and can be famous off a horrendous name with horse genitalia in it. In conclusion, these two should try another time to make a film, but they should be under the guidance of someone more experienced in film.

Thank goodness I never saw this in the cinema - it was on TV the other night and I watched the first half with my sister, at which point we could no longer take anymore.This is the kind of movie that is the opposite to everything I like about movies. It is crude and sexist, the main characters are absolutely unlikeable, it has several jokes that involve feces, there are homicidal firemen trying to run the main characters' car off the road even though they only have a beef with one of the two occupants - oh, and they can whip up firemen in OTHER states to do the same thing (seriously WHAT?).The protagonist's friend is the most reprehensible person I've ever seen in a movie that wasn't portrayed as a villain. He wakes his friend up from a 4-year coma by hitting him in the face with a baseball bat. And then kidnaps him from his hospital room before he is rehabilitated, and much more.The film might still have been saved, if not for the head-poundingly annoying acting of Trevor Moore. His relentless irritating talking is what ultimately made me turn this thing off. "Blah blah blah Playboy, blah blah blah blah blah boobs, blah blah blah Playboy." That's his character in a nutshell.If you enjoy terrible films, by all means see this movie. But I don't think I can be friends with you.

Miss March is the tale of Eugene who has a freak accident on his prom night and ends up in a coma for 4 years. Upon awakening, he finds out that much has changed and his once virginal high school sweetheart, Cindi is now in the centerfold of the March edition of Playboy magazine.Eugene and his best friend Tucker set out to win back Cindi but get into all sorts of hilarious situations along the way.This film, although comedic, is an uplifting tale of finding true love in the most unlikely place or people. Now, I must warn you that there are graphic images and there is a moderate use of profanity that may shock or upset you in this film.