Embarrassing -- it sure is.

Rating: 2/10 (3 January 2005)

The tagline for this film is: "And you thought your parents were embarrassing." I presume this tagline refers to how the actors in the film must feel. Compared to the embarrassment of being in this stinker (or having written, produced or directed this, worse yet), nothing else seems embarrassing in comparison.
I cannot imagine how some well respected actors lowered themselves to the completely infantile level of this film! The fact that the reviews and ratings are not MUCH worse is easily explained by the fact that many potential viewers with even a modicum of good taste were warned away by the title and promotional material which, at least, is fair in that it portrays the film to be just as asinine and low-brow as it actually is. The film is amazing in that it leaves me in awe over how sadly our culture has sunk when a film like this, and like many similar films, can actually do quite well at the box office. If you think you might find the film funny, you could probably do almost as well by simply eating a can of beans and then sitting in the bath tub for the evening.