Quick Impression

Rating: Null/10 (7 September 2011)

I couldn't watch more than about five minutes of this drivel because it starts with clichéd scatological humor. Ho, ho, how funny is that? Might as well have started with a pie in someone's face. I would not have mourned if scatological humor died with the misanthropic Jonathan Swift. Grow up people, for God's sake. Granted, Dave Barry insists that the essence of comedy lies in the word "bugger." But he's a special case: A man with a God-given sense of humor who doesn't believe in God. I wish I had dollar for every "hilarious" scene of someone leaving a bathroom with toilet paper stuck to their shoes. It just doesn't get any funnier than that does it? Well, if you know your movie history, it certainly does: think of the work of Harold Loyd, Blake Edwards, Woody Allen, Buster Keaton, and countless others.