The Immature Movie: The Farrelly Brothers unleash their special brand of gross-out humour in this brilliant romantic comedy. Extra immaturity points are earned by the casting of Lee Evans...
Crudest Moment: It’s a toss-up (if you’ll excuse the pun) between the hair-gel scene and the moment when Ben Stiller gets his old chap caught in his zipper.
Mental Age: Anything from 15 to 55. Toilet humour can be very funny indeed when done properly!
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thisgenius
Apr 11th 2011, 10:57
Is it wrong that I actually laughed when I read "Testicles 1,2" ? :P
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Ted1965
Apr 11th 2011, 11:12
What!No King Frat?Or Hysterical?80s classics...King Frat;cruder version of Animal House..a better movie..
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Hadouken76
Apr 11th 2011, 13:08
Im sorry are you saying that Stand by me is equal to the likes of Fat Slags and Porkies? Duuuuude......
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Hadouken76
Apr 11th 2011, 13:09
Im sorry are you saying that Stand by me is equal to the likes of Fat Slags and Porkies? Duuuuude......
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Hannabella
Apr 12th 2011, 0:19
Hahahah 69
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timbot
Apr 12th 2011, 19:23
I aggree totally with your choice of number 1 "Freddy got fingered "is an abortion of a movie and everyone involved with it should be shot ........ literally shot dead. It made me wonder how humanity in general could stoop so low and truly question how anyone with an ounce of decency fund such horse s**t whilst simultaneously want to rip my own eyes out . Its an insult immature movies to call this piece of excrement so, American pie is an immature move but it's dam good fun whereas f g f fails in every department possible and is about as fun as a week in Guantanamo bay. PS It seems to me that you've got badly mixed up between immature films and immature characters "stand by me" is not in any way an immature film just because it has children in it does not make it immature.
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gwales
Apr 13th 2011, 8:27
timbot & Hadouken - My point with Stand By Me was that the whole movie celebrates immaturity and comments on how sad it is to have to leave it behind. We're in agreement though...Freddy Got Fingered isn't fit to lace its boots!
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MikeyRix
Feb 2nd 2012, 13:10
RE #53: I love gross-out humour, but the period-blood scene was the point where I walked away from the film. Good thing I was at home watching it instead of the cinema, huh? xD
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FBJTalcott
Feb 6th 2012, 0:16
This list is severely lacking some Bill and Ted. Really enjoyed it though.
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