Just ask yourself "Would I have had the balls to make this movie?"

Rating: 10/10 (11 April 2005)

This movie is like modern art. It doesn't consider itself successful unless it offends someone. What's the point of setting out to do a hilariously funny, crude movie if you're going to pull your punches. There will be plenty of outraged people who will miss the point maybe the same ones who rant about how some completely original modern art piece "is pure garbage!" All I know is that when I saw this movie in the theater, people were practically on the floor laughing. One guy next to me was so worked up he jumped up on his chair and spent most of the movie squatting on it so that he would have more room to roll and sway with every joke. The thing is, the jokes were coming one after the other so there was no point in trying to sit still in the seat. I imagine, without the waves of laughter that you experience in the theater, the jokes might fall flat watching this movie at home. This society is so careful to be politically correct, that we all seem to be walking on eggshells. Here comes this goofy, bull in a china shop of a movie trampling on everything in its way to get a laugh. There's something about everybody in this movie, especially Cameron Diaz, that makes it more than just funny.