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The plot is great (but perhaps as a previous poster said, maybe the reason why it's not a widely known movie ... upset the medical field?) the acting is great (I can see why some may say the acting was horrible ... but that's what made this movie so great ... it's total tacky-ness) and the humor is gut busting.
Everyone will see the humor.
The humor makes the move enjoyable and brings understanding of life situations to a new level.
I have so strange taste on comedies and i find so hard one to please my intelligence, and i am so happy that their humor is exactly what i need.
I couldn't fully appreciate the supposed "bawdy" humor or the witty dialogue.
The full-length commentary is a show in itself (as is often the case with Mr. Kaufan's audio commentaries), mixing humor, sneers at those who deserve it and highly interesting information for anyone interested in Independent Film-making in such a fashion that watching the film again with this commentary straight after viewing it on its own merits is so interesting it is hard to stop.
This easy going little sleeper is full of quirky characters and tongue-in-cheek situational humor.
This film is full of mysticism, beauty, young and old love, humor, sexiness, and more.
However, once it set in to familiar Henson territory with the wry sense of humor, the unique and enduring characters, and the compelling story combined to create an excellent piece of science fiction.
The humor is off the wall hilarious.
So if you enjoy masochistic humor, and prolific male nudity, and by far the most disgusting female nudity ever (John Waters is involved, need i say more?) then this movie will keep you in stitches for it entirety.
As the story progresses it turns out to be a mad chase from Ram Gopal Bajaj's wealth, full of humor, romance thrills and chills.
The characters are not always sympathetic, there is little if any humor and the author makes numerous plot shortcuts to focus on his principal theme: that, since each would see the other as the only one sharing the unique combination of loss and betrayal brought on by the air crash, the adulterers' completely surprised spouses would seek each other out.
He has a gift for humor.
The tone could easily have been much heavier, considering the murder-revenge plotline but F. Gary Gray keeps the tone light by good humor, snappy dialogs and pulsating music.
If you have never seen or heard Bill Hicks, this is a wonderful introduction to the person and his dark but intelligent humor.
It also models some of the bizarre humor (and especially eccentric trail of characters) of writer Joseph Minion's comedy, 'After Hours.'
We've had the DVD for several years and my kids (boy now 4 1/2 and girl 9) will watch this one over and over, and the humor is adult enough that I don't mind having to hear it in the background (and I do run to the TV for the really funny parts).
I must say that when I watched it on Showtime or Spotlight growing up in the 80s, I enjoyed the humor a whole lot more then, than I do now.
If you get offended that a politician you like is made fun of then maybe you need a better sense of humor and are taking the show too seriously.
There is poignancy mixed with humor and insight, and for those who like quiet, thoughtful movies, "The Dead" is highly recommended.
It would have been very easy to mess this one up, but along with the humor, the script was filled with warmth and even some profundity about nobility and class.
I have to say I had a bad feeling about the movie, as the publicity made around it was quite frightening, and as french humor tends to be quite populist and flat (forget about les bronzés 3 or camping...) but I was really surprised, and in the good way!
Moreover, the humor is always goofy and occasionally gross, but never too nasty or mean-spirited.
Best of all, there's a winning surplus of pure heart to go along with said humor (the warm relationship between Tripper and Rudy in particular is genuinely touching).
Clever witty humor, Great casting!
I so do not see what the hype is about when it comes to Everybody loves Raymond it is SO overrated with lame jokes mostly forced humor and just not the witty show, I can't remember laughing in more than 1 episode.
An intelligent, witty script acted with the right blend of broad comedy and understated humor.
The two delegate species deliver an entertaining frame (best make-up so far) finally adding a little black humor to the series (the final scene).
The only difference, besides the obvious, was that there wasn't much humor in this film.
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