You're So Hot: Part Deux with Dave Franco & Chris Mintz-Plasse

What's up with the low ratings? People lost their sense of humor or simply didn't want to see the awaited step further this short had that the other didn't? Funny or Die brings once again another duel between Dave Franco versus Christopher Mintz-Plasse fighting and conquering each other with hilarious jokes, this time more intelligent and well elaborated takes on cultural and artistic references, every time beginning with the move "You're so hot!". The one involving resurrecting Mira Sorvino's career was priceless (the reply to that even better!). But they won me over with the use of Gotye's "Somebody That I Used to Know" and the lyric change they made.

In "You're So Hot: Part Deux with Dave Franco & Chris Mintz-Plasse: A Spaghetti Western" the duel plays like in a western (almost like the other, except they were at a football field) while both are tied by the same spaghetti, moving one step further each time they challenge each other with the "You're so hot" line.

As said earlier, it's more intelligent, the concept was similar as the previous but visually more interesting. However, the excitement was more present in the first one. This sequel was a little bizarre at parts, specially with the plot twist at the ending. Sure, it's not the comic style of many people but I find it really funny, humored, arousing and brilliantly presented. Impossible not to laugh at any of their exchanges. Franco and Plasse are hilarious. I wouldn't mind seeing a third part. 10/10

It's not usual to see this kind of humor to be publicly displayed. But I was so amazed and it was so funny that I think I thought I gonna scream from laugh. Great job. But I guess it won't be everybody's "cup of tea". You have to bear in mind that it was I think made directly for Funny or Die website. Which in my opinion is kinda place, where you can still see great and new ways of expressing fun and humor. This is a short sketch, using expressions that are provocative, hilarious but can also easily offend some harder natures with it's direct approach and details explanations. Dave and Chris did a great job and I am just wondering if they took it in one shot, because I won't be able to do that even with one of their lines...