Now That's Funny

It had promise as a porcelain doll might lay out in the sun to catch a tan, but when it comes down to getting a rise out of the inner most wealth of each individual's multiple settings, there really is no substitute for the way it helps pull everything together for a final appeal to the otherwise mundane characteristics of a future held damsel. In other words, this movie came as a great surprise to both the cast and the crew, while the director himself had to tell them and the audience that, it was truly a masterpiece! That being said, as it was wont to do, the seams fell apart slightly on the declining slope that entered the finale as a fortunate plea for something involving closure. I hope that in the future these fellow film lovers get together to improve on such a craft and ride it towards the waves of success. Indeed, it would be a good day, and a slightly better movie. Enjoy!

They have managed to find a large amount of extremely unfunny people and get them all into one terrible movie. I have been a huge fan of comedy for almost 4 decades and only knew about 5 of the people in this mess. To try to cover the unfunny jokes they play "funny" music at the same volume as the people talking. But it's my fault for watching. If there's one thing I know, it's that anything with funny in the name is always far from funny.

Very cheaply produced with some dodgy video and hard-to-hear sound, but there are a few nuggets in here. For example, there's an early appearance by Sarah Silverman, and Tom Green also has a look-in. Overall, not massively entertaining and probably for completists only.

You will learn nothing about comedy from tis movie. Further, most of the "comics" in this film are already has beens 15 years after the making.

I suspect most of those were never had beens.

That doesnt mean it's a particularly bad film. I enjoyed it in a limited way. The best part were the one off joke readers who appeared to be regular people.

Parenthetically, That Sarah Silverman was a hottie back in the day. Wonder who she took a knee for to stay in the limelight.