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Not only was he invariably annoying to listen to, but he had NO jokes.
I swear, some fobby Asian guy telling yo momma jokes would've been funnier than Leary's crap.
(Well, maybe funny for a couple minutes but at least I'll be able to laugh at least once!) Leary claimed he stopped taking drugs during one of his "jokes"... apparently he was still high on something; he was just some crackhead imprecating rants mostly drug related.
One of his jokes was something like, 'I wouldn't use crack, especially having the same name as between my ass' - Oh man, how did he come up with that one?!
Throw in the requisite butt jokes, fart jokes, sex jokes, and other obligatory Carreyesque low-brow humor, and you have a movie that is about as far from the 1966 cartoon (or book that inspired it) as George W. Bush is from rational, lucid thought.
In fact, this one is too light and frothy, and unfortunately many of the jokes end up falling flat.
Even the reliable Fred Willard couldn't save the trite dialogue, the state jokes, and the banal plot.
To summarize this movie: Without a real plot, this movie consists of 80 minutes of deranged characters either drinking or making bad jokes.
The screenplay would not have passed in a high school writing class; the "jokes" are juvenile; the concept corny.
No jokes, but stupid and boring laughing on repeated disgusting stuff.
The jokes wouldn't have worked for gilligan's island.
If this had gone to series, would there have been jokes about Auschwitz, or would Eva have to replace her oven, only to have Adolf suggest the kind that seats 50??
The shindig is beset with a creepy judge, a scary professor, an ominous swami, lots of giggly females, and enough bad jokes to fill three Bob Hope pictures.
It's a concept with few possibilities for good gags and instead Tashlin plays the risqué card more heavily, extended jokes involving strippers and scantily clad dancing girls in place of much effective comic relief.
The other jokes are either poorly carried out or simply plain unfunny.
If your jokes consist of corpses getting beat up and people constantly throwing stuff at each other then this movie is for you.
It was awful, very baldy played (but some of the few leading roles), the jokes are dumb and absolutely not funny...
The majority of the jokes were based around "Geranium's" physique and, in turn, Kate Winslet's.
The film is very badly written, stock full of stale and unfunny jokes and stupid situations.
They decide to start playing practical jokes on each other.
The movie was nothing but a bunch of really bad jokes and gags over and over, with hardly any plot and no substance.
And the filmmakers attempts at dark humor totally failed-some of these so-called jokes didn't come across as anything but downright cruel and offensive.
Especially because his jokes generally are supposed to be from the body of an old, fat, rich, dead man but are shown coming from Rock himself.
Worst of all is the script's relentless bonhomie, ancient jokes, and clunking dialogue.
I suppose all the inside jokes is what made Munchies a cult classic.
It tries to capture the emotion of A Charlie Brown Christmas, there even is another Christmas play, but fails with lackluster and easy jokes.
Here is one of her jokes: Sally wants to write a letter to Santa, but doesn't know how to spell Charlie (for some reason he needs to be in her letter) so instead decides to name him Sam, because she knows how to spell Sam.
You entertain your few friends with inside jokes, and bore all the rest.
The only thing that actually caught my attention during this whole ordeal of over the top jokes was that there were some very good looking females present and I'm not one to watch a movie solely because of that but in this case it was the only nook where even the slightest case of redemption could be found.
I laughed twice, I think for relief, because in retrospect, they were fairly lame jokes.
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