Sad

Rating: 1/10 (15 May 2014)

I guess I understand a bit better now why our society, especially American society, is in the toilet. I live in Thailand and only ran into this movie because the cable menu indicated that some of it was filmed in Bangkok. That a film like this could be created in the first place and that on one poll it could be rated A- on a scale of A to F by an audience primarily of young adults, is really depressing. That a comic like Ed Helms, who I like, would want to make a fool of himself, let alone be associated with a project like this, is very sad. Maybe the first version was funny. I can take a certain amount of raunchy violence if the underlying story has some redeeming value. But this crap calls for a redefinition of the meaning of pornography. No, on second thought, it IS pornography.
That some critics, including Roger Ebert, could find anything of merit in this film, simply confirms, as I suggested, how deep into the toilet we have plunged our heads.
I'm sure the producers of this film laughed all the way to the bank.