False Advertising: Not About Political Incorrectness At All

Rating: 1/10 (13 November 2006)

Sadly, this movie is not about political incorrectness because whatever humor it attempts to generate is at the expense of the unprotected classes  Christians, Jews, Whites, Republicans, etc. The protected classes that do appear  e.g., Blacks and Gays  remain untouched.
Aside from that, there is nothing here that is even remotely clever or amusing. It is about a boorish comedian doing his best to get a reaction from supposedly unsuspecting "normal" folks with his bathroom humor and childish antics. I use the word "supposedly" because there are plenty of clues to suggest at least half of his victims know the script, and are probably actors. They play along a little too well (including Pamela).
I certainly have no problem with the segment in the Christian church, showing those "true believers" for the brainwashed idiots that they are. But I got no laughs from it ... only concern for the future of our nation.
At best, this is a poorly done SNL skit ... and certainly not worth the cost of a theater admission, in my opinion.