LOS ANGELES (TheWrap. com)-
What's interesting for one person is that it's just a long poo joke for another person.
It's not that there is any problem with casual humor.
Tim and Eric's Billion-dollar movie is full of it. Literally.
The film, which has been shown free of charge on cable and released in theaters on Friday, will attract a very limited audience.
But for those wavelengths
I guess most of them are men. most of them are young people.
It hit all their comedy Cross stations.
A joke of masturbation? Check.
Defecation expansion scene full of gas sound effect? Peeing scene?
Drug scene?
Play with sex toys?
Check them all.
The list can go on, but you know.
Tim Eric in the "Billion Dollar Movie" is more
Comedy duets behind the Cartoon Network Adult Swimming worship series "awesome show of Tim and Eric verleheim" Tim hedgek and Eric verleheim, Great Job!
And its successor, "Look! With Dr. Steve Brule!
They wrote, directed and starred in the billion-dollar movie, playing the role-
The creative leap hereTim and Eric.
The premise of the film is that the company tycoon Tommy Schlaaang)Robert Loggia)
He gave Tim and Eric $1 billion to fund film production.
They spent all their money, mainly to Hollywood, hiring a full-time personal Master (
Zach Galifanakis)
But the final movie is three. minute bore-
Starring Jason played by Johnny Depp
Schlaaang asked for his money back, and our two fool heroes tried to raise money by renovating a failed shopping mall.
The mall is full of shantytowns and hungry wolves, with Rotten stalls everywhere.
Tim and Eric set out to clean it up, meaning getting rid of the shops that specialize in selling used toilet paper and other similar fooling businesses.
Somewhere in all of this, it's an irony to make fun of consumerism, business buzzwords, and late
TV commercials at night
But these are goals that have been imitated before, and neither hedgek nor Wareheim will be smarter or more interesting in any way than their predecessors.
Will Ferrer, who is also the producer of the film, suddenly appeared on the guest show (
During a job interview, he asked Tim and Eric to watch "top spirit" twice.
So is Jeff Goldbloom and John C. will Ford. Reilly.
Other places are sharper.
As for Haidel and welleheim, they were happy to play the part of the idiot doofus.
It looks a bit like Steve Zane's hedkel thinks he's the brain of this action, and Wareheim, like the walrus, is half the grief of the two.
They seem to maximize their secondary talents.
If the billion dollar movie is only eight minutes on the fun or death sites that Heidecker and Wareheim often appear, it may work.
But in 93 minutes, it was too much, except for their craziest fans.