After about 45 minutes of this film, "The Aristocrats" had already reserved a spot on my list for the worst film ever made. I can't even think of the pile of crap that was there before, because this tops it by leaps and bounds. I wasn't offended in the least by this film. And to those "intelligent" reviewers out there that claim the we don't "understand" the humor; that's just downright ignorant and just plain stupid. Who doesn't "get" the joke? An improvisational joke that comedians tell to laugh at themselves pretty much sums it up. Maybe if I was a kid, and fascinated by dirty words, I may have been intrigued. But in no way is this joke funny. This is perhaps the most unfunny joke a person can tell. People act as if impromptu comedy is a brand new form of art. Watch any episode of "Whose Line Is It Anyway" and tell me that their jokes "aren't" funnier. It's because there is something original and unexpected about their jokes.

This movie is completely unoriginal; unless you consider extremely vulgar language "originality". "The Aristocrats" was commonly a inside joke shared between comedians and musicians, etc. You're gonna wish it stayed there. This movie just really, really blows.
After about 45 minutes of this film, "The Aristocrats" had already reserved a spot on my list for the worst film ever made. I can't even think of the pile of crap that was there before, because this tops it by leaps and bounds. I wasn't offended in the least by this film. And to those "intelligent" reviewers out there that claim the we don't "understand" the humor; that's just downright ignorant and just plain stupid. Who doesn't "get" the joke? An improvisational joke that comedians tell to laugh at themselves pretty much sums it up. Maybe if I was a kid, and fascinated by dirty words, I may have been intrigued. But in no way is this joke funny. This is perhaps the most unfunny joke a person can tell. People act as if impromptu comedy is a brand new form of art. Watch any episode of "Whose Line Is It Anyway" and tell me that their jokes "aren't" funnier. It's because there is something original and unexpected about their jokes. This movie is completely unoriginal; unless you consider extremely vulgar language "originality". "The Aristocrats" was commonly a inside joke shared between comedians and musicians, etc. You're gonna wish it stayed there. This movie just really, really blows.