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Problem is, how many obvious sex jokes are left anymore?
A few funny moments here and there, but nothing too outrageous or different from jokes in other movies or even normal life.
If you liked WEIRD SCIENCE or jokes about the 'fish out of water' combined with 'gender identity crisis', then by all means these 90 min, you could enjoy.
Underdeveloped and stereotyped characters, way over-the-top overacting, cheesy special effects, talking robots, no less than 20 double-foot jumpkicks, impossible situations, unfunny "gags" and "jokes", elementary school premise, mindless killings, and too-long running time for the material.
There are no jokes, only half-jokes and slight gags that barely even warrant a tiny internal smile.
All the lame jokes were there including the flash backs, except this time they added a joke about a old creepy pedophile who seems to be in EVERY SINGLE EPISODE.
The jokes are not even close to what we usually say funny.
When Estevez isn't using poor taste sex jokes, he is borrowing used gags and re-doing them very poorly.
He laughs at all his guests jokes, he asks the most boring questions and he would never dare contradict them.
Swear-word puns are not meant to be central idea jokes, but they try it here.
Screenwriter Robert Klane, adapting his own novel (the kind of paperback kids would buy for the dirty parts), doesn't seem to have any knowledge of mental illness: to him, it's just an excuse for prurient comedy and scatological jokes.
Unlike Chuck Jones's Road Runner series, which strived to introduce new jokes to the same setting, Freleng's series seemed happy enough to recycle jokes as long as the characters were in a different place.
There are a few good jokes, mostly involving Granny's glasses, but they are outweighed by gags you can see coming a mile off (the seasickness routine) and it all builds to another of those endings where someone else other than Tweety says "I tawt I taw a putty tat", a joke that worked well once but has diminishing returns.
The jokes are either stupid, unfunny, smutty or real sick.
The only jokes in this movie seem to be based on slapstick.
ALL the jokes were boring, forced and lacked any kind of wit.
The jokes are not funny.
The show has about 10 jokes in all and they just keep rehashing them over and over.
The jokes (if this is the right word for it...) are mostly sub-standard (about 98%) and do miss any punch-line at all.
The jokes are familiar from better films but here they don't gel.
He does some bits in the studio about things going on in the news but they are never funny at all, just really sad and predictable jokes about headlines.
'Divine Intervention' tries hard, and gives us an insightful peek into the almost surreal life of those caught up in the troubles, but the film amounts to little more than a handful of (admittedly lovely) visual jokes thrown onto celluloid, while the links between them become increasingly obscure as the film progresses.
Sure there are a funny adult jokes like where the cat cuts of his tail and the censor goes off before he says a naughty word, mildly funny.
I'm surprised it even had good jokes like the water park ride joke, that was good.
The predictable result is that he is constantly stepping on all the jokes by insisting on surrounding them with blood-curdling violence and extremely hateful characters.
All the meaningless sex and violence is gone, and replaced with crappy jokes and unexplained plot pointers.
The jokes reminded one of the recent Star Wars films.
The jokes were delivered without any sort of chemistry between characters which made the movie crawl by.
Full of awful racist Jap talk and jokes, this East End Kids story details how the kids want to join the military to defeat the Japs.
Still, the script is VERY bad...all the jokes flop and the acting is lousy.
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