The Connecticut Poop Movie

i thought that this was absolutely hilarious,, it's how American Pie used to be before it got old... at least for me it did.. this is a cross between say the original pie and animal house,, with a Bachelor Party thrown in the mix,, this is a story about college kids who graduated and finding that their degrees aren't worth the paper their written on in the real world..trying to find a job and all of that stuff. their is a lot of funny stuff in here, and lot's of references related to poop and such,, lot's of one liners,, and zany kid stuff,, but not as lame as you would think to be honest,,, i actually liked this movie, because it had believable characters who you actually cared about.

The funniest thing about this movie is the fact that you actually had to rent it... The director should have taken that awesome budget of 125k and paid viewers to write good reviews.

The punchlines are not amusing, the acting is very poor honestly i've seen middle school plays with better acting. Besides that there is countless reasons not to think about watching this a second time.

However it was funny to see the acting attempts made by the people in the movie, i personally like the scene where the guy pretends to talk on a phone like some movies do but he isn't smart enough to unplug it. Or the scene where a man is talking to his friend by the water fountain and he takes a drink from an empty cup... in short this movie raped my eyeballs.

oh and i almost forgot there is countless times through out the movie where they do random B&E's

I rented this fine film purely for its eye-catchingly sophisticated title, and was not to be disappointed. Perhaps it was my low-as-they-go expectations that in part made this such a good time for me, or perhaps my own status as being a horny college dropout who lived in Connecticut for a while, but this was good times. For an independently-produced, gross-out post-college sex-comedy, this fills the ticket with a memorable charm all its own. Russ' motley band of friends' personas play nicely off each other. All equally hilarious in their own way. "Bitch" and his henchman make a perfect and completely ridiculous villain. The acting is definitely above average, I'd even call it good. I was not surprised to see that a bunch of the actors here have been getting more work after this one. Another thing that cracked me up was how many times references to poop or farting occurred, almost as if the makers were trying to fulfill some sort of Poop quota for the title. PS,. Moron's piece at the end is perhaps in my opinion one of the greatest bits in cinema history.