This movie just came out straight to DVD, and it is pretty funny! I wasnt expecting much, and it is completely retarded. I Think it is from the makers of futurama, and you can definitely tell. Anyone who likes futurama or zoolanderish humor will like this.
Idiocracy
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bought it on a whim the other day, the old lady thinks it looks "cute" and I heard it was decent...as a Luke Wilson fan i'm sure I will like it
its from mike judge, and if you dont know that is, go slit your wrist...even though you probably already did that today
It got a great review from a magazine I read called American Conservative. According to that article there was some Hollywood pc objections to it that caused it not to get any promotion and go straight to video.
Good show. I had low expectations, but I was in tears a few times.
The doctor's analysis of the guy is priceless.
"Hey bro, it says here your sh%&'s f*c*ed up. Don't worry, there's plenty of tards out there that live a happy life."
The doctor's analysis of the guy is priceless.
"Hey bro, it says here your sh%&'s f*c*ed up. Don't worry, there's plenty of tards out there that live a happy life."
Ow my balls!
FYI...It didn't go straight to DVD. I saw it at the theatre on Webb Chapel in Dallas.
The problem is that we're using Brawndo to water the crops.
But it's got what plants crave! it's got electrolytes!
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But it's got what plants crave! it's got electrolytes!
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Also, Maya Rudolph is heat incarnate.
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"I finally convinced them I could talk to the plants and they told me they wanted water."
Maya Rudolph!
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The doctor's analysis of the guy is priceless.
"Why come you don't have your tattoo?"
That movie was top notch. However, like Office Space before it, Fox did nothing to promote it.
I'm guessing the shots at Fox News, Fuddruckers, Starbucks, Costco, Carl's Jr. ("***** you, I'm eating!" ) and other corporations scared them to death.
Not to mention the fact that its satire is pretty directly aimed at about 75% of the people at the movies...
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Man, I could sure go for some starbuck's right now.
We don't have time for a handjob right now!
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just watched it
after judge's good work over the years this was a regression into the beavis and butthead era. it had its moments but it was really stupid, which is too bad cause it was a good idea and could have been a great satire
after judge's good work over the years this was a regression into the beavis and butthead era. it had its moments but it was really stupid, which is too bad cause it was a good idea and could have been a great satire
a friend of mine was an extra in this movie. i will have to watch it and see if her scene made it in.
Very good and very funny film. Just got the DVD today. Here is an interesting article about it.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/entertainment/20070111-094544-8381r.htm
http://www.washingtontimes.com/entertainment/20070111-094544-8381r.htm
This documentary premiered 20 years ago.
thisguy05 said:
just watched it
after judge's good work over the years this was a regression into the beavis and butthead era. it had its moments but it was really stupid, which is too bad cause it was a good idea and could have been a great satire
This post did not age well.
thisguy05 said:
just watched it
after judge's good work over the years this was a regression into the beavis and butthead era. it had its moments but it was really stupid, which is too bad cause it was a good idea and could have been a great satire
What has two thumbs and bad opinions of movies??
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In your defense, you just didn't realize you were watching a documentary.
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In your defense, you just didn't realize you were watching a documentary.
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Man, I could sure go for some starbuck's right now.
We don't have time for a handjob right now!
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Just added you as a friend on MySpace!
I actually do remember his guitar cover of the War Hymn on there.
Ha I remembered posting on this thread but not starting it.
And yeah I didn't know who Mike judge was at the time. I was a sheltered child
And yeah I didn't know who Mike judge was at the time. I was a sheltered child
I've still never seen this.
Does MySpace still exist?
Does MySpace still exist?
shame on youYouBet said:
I've still never seen this.
Does MySpace still exist?
And it supposedly does exist still, and I heard a tin hat site based rumor it may be coming back to the general population
Didn't Timberlake buy it years ago and try to revive it?
Idiocracy was a bit better as a concept than the executed movie, but still funny with many great scenes and lines. The general prediction of where we were headed doesn't seem too far off, but didn't account for AI ****ing up humanity.
Idiocracy was a bit better as a concept than the executed movie, but still funny with many great scenes and lines. The general prediction of where we were headed doesn't seem too far off, but didn't account for AI ****ing up humanity.
I think he turned it into a music creator share site or at least that's who used it mostly.
Ive also heard that they are planning on bringing the OG back, but the site I saw that on is fond of their conspiracies and rumors so not sure how accurate that rumor is.
Ive also heard that they are planning on bringing the OG back, but the site I saw that on is fond of their conspiracies and rumors so not sure how accurate that rumor is.
Icecream_Ag said:
I think he turned it into a music creator share site or at least that's who used it mostly.
Ive also heard that they are planning on bringing the OG back, but the site I saw that on is fond of their conspiracies and rumors so not sure how accurate that rumor is.
WAsn't that how it originally started before it tried to become facebook?
Complete Idiot said:
Didn't Timberlake buy it years ago and try to revive it?
Idiocracy was a bit better as a concept than the executed movie, but still funny with many great scenes and lines. The general prediction of where we were headed doesn't seem too far off, but didn't account for AI ****ing up humanity.
I think you're mixing up his character from the Social Network, Sean Parker who started Napster.
I mean MySpace debuted as a social media site in 2003 and Facebook in 2004.
But from a little digging MySpace was a file storage site before being completely transitioned into a social media site in said 2003.
But from a little digging MySpace was a file storage site before being completely transitioned into a social media site in said 2003.
Icecream_Ag said:
I mean MySpace debuted as a social media site in 2003 and Facebook in 2004.
But from a little digging MySpace was a file storage site before being completely transitioned into a social media site in said 2003.
Ok. Had it in my head it started out built for musicians or informing people about concerts or something.
Btron said:Complete Idiot said:
Didn't Timberlake buy it years ago and try to revive it?
Idiocracy was a bit better as a concept than the executed movie, but still funny with many great scenes and lines. The general prediction of where we were headed doesn't seem too far off, but didn't account for AI ****ing up humanity.
I think you're mixing up his character from the Social Network, Sean Parker who started Napster.
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2011/jun/30/myspace-internet
Justin was part of a $35 million purchase of myspace from NewsCorp in 2011. Hilarious that NewsCorp paid over $500 mill for it in 2005. Tom made out like a bandit.
President Camacho is a great character.
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