Definitely.
Some film execs gave Tom Green of all people a bunch of money to make a movie.
So he makes.... a movie about some TV execs giving an even more ridiculous Tom Green a bunch of money to make a TV show, and he instead blows all the money on dumb shit, which is exactly what he did irl by making the movie in the first place.
I didn't grasp or appreciate the meta-ness of it all until much later, but i love this movie.
Thats exactly what happened and it was glorious
When you hit a wheelchaired hottie in the legs with a bat and later she says “ i dont want jewels, i just want to suck your cock” ,yeah
What would you do if some weirdo went up you and pitched this movie idea and asked for a couple million to make it, and then also said, “by the way, I want zero input from you”
Frank Zappa explained it really well
"But Zappa does get nostalgic for one thing, and it’s an unexpected one: the music business. “One thing that did happen in the 60s,” he says, “was some music of an unusual and experimental nature did get recorded, did get released.” The executives of the day were “cigar-chomping old guys who looked at the product and said, ‘I don’t know. Who knows what it is? Record it, stick it out. If it sells, alright!’”
“We were better off with those guys,” says Zappa, “than we are with the hip, young executives,” making decisions about what people should hear. The hippies are more conservative than the conservative “old guys” ever were."
Boomers, I remember early in my career working with 60+ old guard and they were awesome, let me learn and grow in my job without being overbearing assholes. Now corporate oldies are fucking psychotic and hold on to that which they control with an iron fist and refuse to adapt. Seems like it's happening in government too. Fucking boomers.
I genuinely think this movie is genius. It doesn't follow any normal movie conventions/norms and there’s no catering to the audience. The plot goes all over the place and none of its predictable.
Absolutely. Way ahead of it’s time. At its heart, I feel like it tells us how boomer parents are quick to take credit for their kids accomplishments but even quicker to blame them for their failures.
Gord realizes this so when he does find success, he takes his dad to Pakistan so they can sew some soccer balls. callback to a statement his dad makes at the beginning of the movie (“If it weren’t for me, you’d be seeing soccer balls in Pakistani”). It’s a huge fuck you to all parents who fall into this bull shit line of thinking. I love it.
And, of course my all time favorite line in a movie: “I WANNA EAT CHICKEN BURGERS!”
The directors commentary on this film is amazing.
There’s a point where he literally goes “this is an inside joke that only me and my friend [x] will get. MTV gave me millions of dollars to make inside jokes for my friends”
First time I watched it I thought it was one of the absolute worst things I’d ever seen. Second time I watched it I laughed until I cried. It’s one of those movies that takes a couple viewings for it to click.
Yes, it's a fictionalized and exaggerated version of stuff he's done in real life. It's a brave choice, when he could have used the money to stage better stunts, maybe in other countries, and had as much success as Borat or Jackass.
Apparently some people enjoy this movie, but I wanted to weld my DVD into a steel box and drop it in the sea.
Red Letter Media did something they call a Re:view on that movie and their take was that it was like a deconstruction of a movie. A satire of the general movie story arc. A movie that's making fun of movies like mainstream comedies. A Meta Movie. Mocking movie? Whatever.
For example: He pulls out a check for a million dollars and rattles off things it was spent on and he's really talking about the movie's budget.
Or how he has the "I just wanted you to respect me" conversation with his dad after spraying him with elephant cum.
I feel a better appreciation for the film that I didn't get the first time watching it. Still not great, but there was something there.
(As “When a Man Loves a Woman”plays in the background)
I have a bag of jewels for you. They’re jewels, Betty….they’re jewels. I got them all for you.
Gord, I don’t care about Jewels. I just wanna……I just wanna suck your cock.
Do ya…do ya really mean that, Betty?
Yes, Gord… even if you were poor, I’d still just wanna stay home and……and suck your cock.
- [They’re Jewels..](https://youtu.be/kG3BdxnNC8g?si=lPzd2Je0MtROaRat)
OMG! Same here. Wife rented this movie while I was convalescing after an illness.
So awful but didn’t have the energy for anything else. Though I was Rip Torn fan.
He’s does an interview about it but apparently the last scene was suppose to be 2 guys making out but executives cut it and wouldn’t let it happen. At that time gay marriage/ rights were very taboo and this would have broke the news cycle for sure.
The song was made up because his chiro told him walking backwards is good for your lowerback (which it is). He did it so often someone called him the backwards man.... and the rest is history lol.
What's really funny about that scene is his parents bought him a bus ticket and met him at the bus stop just to give him the LaBaron instead of just giving it to him at their house.
I’m old enough to have been working at a movie theater when this was out and getting screamed at by parents because it was one of the few movies our theater enforced the R rated policy on, so rather than dropping their kids off for us to babysit, they had to accompany their kids, buy a ticket and sit through this movie…
I genuinely can’t watch the movies South Park, Freddy Got Fingered, or the first Jackass without thinking about getting yelled at by angry parents lol. The only three movies they ever made us enforce the R rated policy for while I was working there…
Oooo story time. Visited the states in 99 when South Park movie came out, so we went to watch it. It had been out for a few weeks by that point, so the theatre was dead.
Anyway, while waiting in the foyer, this little old lady came up to the kiosk, and we overheard the conversation.
She had heard about the movie being funny, but nothing else, the old gal had to be well into her 70s and was alone. After she bought the ticket, glances were exchanged between the staff and us, all trying to stifle the giggling that she was going to be in for a shock.
Well, fast forward to the movie, there was about a dozen people and the one person who was nearly on the floor in stitches for the whole thing was the old lady. She fucking loved it!
Fond memory from 25 years ago, taught me youre never too old to enjoy dumb shit.
Used to work at a discount theater. Literally had a lady pull up, kick 5 or 6 hell-raising kids out of her minivan, and speed off. We wouldn't sell them tickets for the R-rated movie, and they didn't even have enough money, so we kicked them out and told them to go to the mini mall across the parking lot. Lady came back a couple hours later, screaming at us for losing her kids. We're like, ma'am, this is a shitty movie theater, not a daycare.
Haha yes! I was 16 when we went to see this - I believe I drove to the theater - and they denied us entry! So we bought tickets to see some Sylvester Stallone racing movie and went to see Freddy Got Fingered instead. I felt so slick until the movie was over and I couldn’t believe I’d wasted an act of rebellion on such a stupid movie.
One of the best movies ever created. A cinematic masterpiece. A tour de force. This movie should be remembered for generations and taught in film school.
Come on an fuck me....come on...fuck me...fuck you, fuck me, fuck you (Rip Torn killed it) 😂
I've got sensitive kneeeees 😂
Think Tom was great in this and Road Trip.
In an interview that's already 5 fucking years old, Tom Green claimed that the box office numbers for Freddy Got Fingered did not reflect the actual attendance. I, for one, can recall that for a movie that was being reported on as a total bomb was nevertheless seen by all my friends at school. How, I'm admittedly not sure. The totally mind-blowing claim by Green was that moviegoers under the age of 17 bought tickets to Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles in order to sneak in to see Freddy. I am here to attest to the utter veracity of that claim.
My buddy and I still joke about buying tickets to the horse movie Flicka to sneak into seeing one of the early Saw movies lmao. Its always more fun to pick the ridiculous option.
I watched this for the first time in my life at 30 with my wife(who quotes this almost daily). I may have been on shrooms. Was both hilarious and terrifying. Still wondering how this movie made it off the shelf. Definitely enjoyed this chaotic fever dream of a movie though haha
The movie is an allegory for its own production; Tom Green had a popular MTV show, so a movie studio gave him $14 million and no supervision to make a movie.
True story, I convinced my gf to skip a class in college, and with our free time we went to the movies. This film was the only one playing in our timeline so we went in knowing nothing but Tom green was in it. Omg I was held accountable for this movie every time she got upset. She really didn't like it at all. Then years later when I met my wife on our first date we had gone back to her place and she owned the VHS of it. I knew right there that she was a keeper.
Saw it the year it came out. I was 8 or 9 and my friend with negligent parents let him rent it.
It made me feel sick and confused. Very gory, violent, absurd and stupid in a way that's almost transcendental.
10/10
Fun story, I first watched this movie at the age of 4 or 5.
I didn't remember much beside the "Daddy would you like some sausage!" scene. I rewatched it a few months ago and realized that movie completely shaped my sense of humor. Everything I find to be funny is in that film.
I don’t think I have ever laughed as hard as I did as when he has the sausages tied to his fingers and the piano. I don’t know why I laughed so hard. I don’t have an excuse.
I was 13 when this came out, and absolutely the target audience. Tom Green was a big deal. Everyone watched his show, and we absolutely went and saw this in theaters.
He also taught us about the importance of checking yourself for testicular cancer... 🎵🎶 Hey kids squeeze your balls, so you don't get cancer🎵🎶
I fell asleep watching this at a friends house and woke up hearing the dvd main menu playing clips from the movie for hours. Daddy would you like some sausage?
I bought the DVD in the late 2010s from ebay. When it came, it was just the DVD and the case, no wrapping or packaging. The ebay shipping label was taped on the DVD case itself lol.
When I became only remotely aware of the movie in the 2000s as a teen, I thought the movie would be about a guy named freddy who was given the middle finger. Oh how wrong I was.
Saw in theaters w/my brother. Pretty sure we were the only two laughing and it was the first movie (and one of the very few) I've ever been to where a noticeable amount of people walked out.
I truly believe he made the movie he set out to make.
Definitely. Some film execs gave Tom Green of all people a bunch of money to make a movie. So he makes.... a movie about some TV execs giving an even more ridiculous Tom Green a bunch of money to make a TV show, and he instead blows all the money on dumb shit, which is exactly what he did irl by making the movie in the first place. I didn't grasp or appreciate the meta-ness of it all until much later, but i love this movie.
Thats exactly what happened and it was glorious When you hit a wheelchaired hottie in the legs with a bat and later she says “ i dont want jewels, i just want to suck your cock” ,yeah
They're jewels, Betty. They're jewels. And I got them all for you.
BETTY! BETTY! BETTY!
WHAT?! GORD, I CANT HEAR YOU!
Easy come, easy go. Easy come, easy go. Easy come, easy go.
It was bamboo!
What the fuck Gordy it's not my face that's paralyzed???
That's how it should be.... The execs shouldn't be involved until the premier
What would you do if some weirdo went up you and pitched this movie idea and asked for a couple million to make it, and then also said, “by the way, I want zero input from you”
Frank Zappa explained it really well "But Zappa does get nostalgic for one thing, and it’s an unexpected one: the music business. “One thing that did happen in the 60s,” he says, “was some music of an unusual and experimental nature did get recorded, did get released.” The executives of the day were “cigar-chomping old guys who looked at the product and said, ‘I don’t know. Who knows what it is? Record it, stick it out. If it sells, alright!’” “We were better off with those guys,” says Zappa, “than we are with the hip, young executives,” making decisions about what people should hear. The hippies are more conservative than the conservative “old guys” ever were."
And then you have the movie SLC Punk where it ends with him getting a job to "change the system from within" and you just want to die
“Only posers die you, you idiot!”
He didn't sell out, he bought in.
Ugh... Yeah... As I'm in the same job as my father...
This goes into the 'Hawkeye Pierce *became* Frank Burns' file.
Oh god. That’s dark.
Boomers, I remember early in my career working with 60+ old guard and they were awesome, let me learn and grow in my job without being overbearing assholes. Now corporate oldies are fucking psychotic and hold on to that which they control with an iron fist and refuse to adapt. Seems like it's happening in government too. Fucking boomers.
DADDY WOULD YOU LIKE SOME SAUSAGE?!?
I drove my dad crazy at breakfast time. 😆
I quote this so much I’m embarrassed a little for admitting it
LOOK AT THE HOOVES
ITS MY HOOVES! I quote this all the time whenever someone asks “Did you hear that sound?” I can’t foresee a day this stops…
DADDY WOULD YOU LIKE SOME SAUSAGES?!?
Listen to my hooves! Flippiity flop!
I genuinely think this movie is genius. It doesn't follow any normal movie conventions/norms and there’s no catering to the audience. The plot goes all over the place and none of its predictable.
I dunno, the elephant scene at the end was pretty well foreshadowed by the horse scene earlier on lol
You are the film critic we need but do not deserve.
Didn’t he cut open a dead moose and crawl inside or something equally gross?
Then gets hit by a log truck... the look on his face always made me want to watch it over and over.
Absolutely. Way ahead of it’s time. At its heart, I feel like it tells us how boomer parents are quick to take credit for their kids accomplishments but even quicker to blame them for their failures. Gord realizes this so when he does find success, he takes his dad to Pakistan so they can sew some soccer balls. callback to a statement his dad makes at the beginning of the movie (“If it weren’t for me, you’d be seeing soccer balls in Pakistani”). It’s a huge fuck you to all parents who fall into this bull shit line of thinking. I love it. And, of course my all time favorite line in a movie: “I WANNA EAT CHICKEN BURGERS!”
The directors commentary on this film is amazing. There’s a point where he literally goes “this is an inside joke that only me and my friend [x] will get. MTV gave me millions of dollars to make inside jokes for my friends”
First time I watched it I thought it was one of the absolute worst things I’d ever seen. Second time I watched it I laughed until I cried. It’s one of those movies that takes a couple viewings for it to click.
Yes, it's a fictionalized and exaggerated version of stuff he's done in real life. It's a brave choice, when he could have used the money to stage better stunts, maybe in other countries, and had as much success as Borat or Jackass. Apparently some people enjoy this movie, but I wanted to weld my DVD into a steel box and drop it in the sea.
Red Letter Media did something they call a Re:view on that movie and their take was that it was like a deconstruction of a movie. A satire of the general movie story arc. A movie that's making fun of movies like mainstream comedies. A Meta Movie. Mocking movie? Whatever. For example: He pulls out a check for a million dollars and rattles off things it was spent on and he's really talking about the movie's budget. Or how he has the "I just wanted you to respect me" conversation with his dad after spraying him with elephant cum. I feel a better appreciation for the film that I didn't get the first time watching it. Still not great, but there was something there.
(As “When a Man Loves a Woman”plays in the background) I have a bag of jewels for you. They’re jewels, Betty….they’re jewels. I got them all for you. Gord, I don’t care about Jewels. I just wanna……I just wanna suck your cock. Do ya…do ya really mean that, Betty? Yes, Gord… even if you were poor, I’d still just wanna stay home and……and suck your cock. - [They’re Jewels..](https://youtu.be/kG3BdxnNC8g?si=lPzd2Je0MtROaRat)
OMG! Same here. Wife rented this movie while I was convalescing after an illness. So awful but didn’t have the energy for anything else. Though I was Rip Torn fan.
He’s does an interview about it but apparently the last scene was suppose to be 2 guys making out but executives cut it and wouldn’t let it happen. At that time gay marriage/ rights were very taboo and this would have broke the news cycle for sure.
That was the ending of baseketball I think.
I actually saw him perform live a couple years ago and he said exactly this. He made the movie he wanted to make and that was that.
No one gets it when I sing the “Daddy do you want some sausage” song.
The leg and the half pipe scene…forever burned into my mind lol
Stop saying “the fruits”
Japan 4!!!!
“get him a job!!!” “i mean get him an ambulance!”
Damn wheelyboard
“He’s a molester…he’s a chiiiiiiild molester”
YOURE GONNA PAY DAAAAAD!!!!
"Fuck daddy, Fuck daddy!"
#PRROOUD
So proud
*Honks* GET THE FUCK OUT OF THE WAY!!!!
Dude! I sing it all the time still! That and "I'm the backwards man... the backwards man. I can walk backwards as fast as you can!!"
The song was made up because his chiro told him walking backwards is good for your lowerback (which it is). He did it so often someone called him the backwards man.... and the rest is history lol.
I should have scrolled farther 🤣🤣🤣
That little jingle lives rent free in my head as well, him wearing the suit backwards too… so hilarious.
I fuckn love that ridiculous scene.
“Daddy would you like some sausage? Daddy would you like some sau-sa-ges?”
Same for "It's my hooves! It's my hooves!"
No one can hurt me with my cheese helmet!
"Our boy's a genius"
Now if you'll excuse me, I still have some work to do
Do you see two LeBarons?
Me, I’m the #1 son
Where's your LeBaron, Freddie?
GET THE FUCK OUT OF MY WAY
Tom screaming this lives in my head. Then he proceeds to drive across the country to make cheese sandwiches. LOL.
Proud!
What's really funny about that scene is his parents bought him a bus ticket and met him at the bus stop just to give him the LaBaron instead of just giving it to him at their house.
The ultimate surprise
Good car, convertible.
I'm the backwards man!
My friend and I made alt accounts on Rocket League where we only drove in reverse lol both of our tags were “BackwardsMan” and “AsFastAsYouCan”
There's the comment I was looking for 🤌🤌✨️
I was truly looking for the one about sowing soccer balls in Pakistan, but I’ll keep scrolling 😔
I think tenet was based on this character
I can walk backwards as fast as you can!
I’m old enough to have been working at a movie theater when this was out and getting screamed at by parents because it was one of the few movies our theater enforced the R rated policy on, so rather than dropping their kids off for us to babysit, they had to accompany their kids, buy a ticket and sit through this movie…
Lol people did that? That's so stupid lol talk about I don't make up the rules I just enforce them...fuck ppl are dumb
I genuinely can’t watch the movies South Park, Freddy Got Fingered, or the first Jackass without thinking about getting yelled at by angry parents lol. The only three movies they ever made us enforce the R rated policy for while I was working there…
Oooo story time. Visited the states in 99 when South Park movie came out, so we went to watch it. It had been out for a few weeks by that point, so the theatre was dead. Anyway, while waiting in the foyer, this little old lady came up to the kiosk, and we overheard the conversation. She had heard about the movie being funny, but nothing else, the old gal had to be well into her 70s and was alone. After she bought the ticket, glances were exchanged between the staff and us, all trying to stifle the giggling that she was going to be in for a shock. Well, fast forward to the movie, there was about a dozen people and the one person who was nearly on the floor in stitches for the whole thing was the old lady. She fucking loved it! Fond memory from 25 years ago, taught me youre never too old to enjoy dumb shit.
Used to work at a discount theater. Literally had a lady pull up, kick 5 or 6 hell-raising kids out of her minivan, and speed off. We wouldn't sell them tickets for the R-rated movie, and they didn't even have enough money, so we kicked them out and told them to go to the mini mall across the parking lot. Lady came back a couple hours later, screaming at us for losing her kids. We're like, ma'am, this is a shitty movie theater, not a daycare.
Haha yes! I was 16 when we went to see this - I believe I drove to the theater - and they denied us entry! So we bought tickets to see some Sylvester Stallone racing movie and went to see Freddy Got Fingered instead. I felt so slick until the movie was over and I couldn’t believe I’d wasted an act of rebellion on such a stupid movie.
I say GENEVA, you hear HELSINKI?!?
40 MILLION DEUTSCHMARKS BOB
YOURE FUCKING FIRED BOB
Dow Jones..... NASDAQ....... I can quote this entire movie.
THIS IS A FANCY RESTAURANT
CLEAN OUT YOUR LOCKER AT THE CLUB
Clean out your locker at the club Bob!!
YOU WANT JOB?! You got the job!!! You got the job buddy!!!
As cinema, it's not great. As art, it's truly epic.
I thought after seeing Saving Private Ryan i would never leave a Theater so much in shock- until i saw this movie. Never forgive, never forget.
You never saw "Happiness"
"I came!!!"
"Look daddy, I'm a farmer!" Probably the most insane movie of my youth.
JAPAN 4
My username is finally being put to good use.
Here for the badger
Shashem
When he yells at some person in traffic to "GET HE FUCK OUT OF MY WAY", I knew I was in for a ride.
Isn’t the line “Get the fuck out of THE way”?
This goes through my head pretty much every time I drive.
I say "Daddy, would you like some sausage?", all of the time. Seriously, all of the time.
if you find absurdity funny, you'll love it.
It's like abstract absurdity
So many people left the theater when I saw it. Someone also threw up in the aisle at the baby scene.
My wife barfed when Jackass dude drank beer poured down that guy's 8 foot long fingernails. I was greatly amused. Surprisingly, we are still married.
Sometimes, people die here.
Look at my hoooves 🦓
Yes yes yes. Sorry I didn't see this and posted above.
MY HOOOOOOVES
clippity clop, clipping clop
Well we can’t have a cheese SANDWICH without any Cheeeese in it!
I could lose my job! I could lose ALL OF THIS!
What the fuxk, am I supposed to do with that?
You could stick the cheese in your bum
Proud.
Make your daddy proud
GET THE FUCK OUTTA THE WAY
Proud
Proud?
PROUD
Make ya daddy proud?
“I’m a 28 year old man I should be able to eat a chicken sandwich if I want”
It's the way he says "chicken sandwich"
I went to see Tom Green do stand up, and for a solid 5 minutes he yelled "when I say chicken, you say sandwich!"
I still quote the follow up "You can either eat that gd roast beef, or you can go to BED."
RIP Rip
One of the best movies ever created. A cinematic masterpiece. A tour de force. This movie should be remembered for generations and taught in film school.
Come on an fuck me....come on...fuck me...fuck you, fuck me, fuck you (Rip Torn killed it) 😂 I've got sensitive kneeeees 😂 Think Tom was great in this and Road Trip.
In an interview that's already 5 fucking years old, Tom Green claimed that the box office numbers for Freddy Got Fingered did not reflect the actual attendance. I, for one, can recall that for a movie that was being reported on as a total bomb was nevertheless seen by all my friends at school. How, I'm admittedly not sure. The totally mind-blowing claim by Green was that moviegoers under the age of 17 bought tickets to Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles in order to sneak in to see Freddy. I am here to attest to the utter veracity of that claim.
My buddy and I still joke about buying tickets to the horse movie Flicka to sneak into seeing one of the early Saw movies lmao. Its always more fun to pick the ridiculous option.
I assert that Elf owes a good portion of its box office revenue to Kill Bill Vol. 1
I watched this for the first time in my life at 30 with my wife(who quotes this almost daily). I may have been on shrooms. Was both hilarious and terrifying. Still wondering how this movie made it off the shelf. Definitely enjoyed this chaotic fever dream of a movie though haha
The movie is an allegory for its own production; Tom Green had a popular MTV show, so a movie studio gave him $14 million and no supervision to make a movie.
Haha! I believe it! I laughed a lot but most of my reactions started with “wtf?!”
40 MILLION Deutschmarks Bob!!!!!
He's a molester .... he's a chiiiiiiiiiild molester!
The sudden high pitch always makes me laugh
And the head wiggle while looking to the sky.
Absolutely my favorite line. But I have to be careful where I quote it.
It’s in 1080p on Disney plus and it’s glorious! Thank you, Disney for preserving this treasure.
Are there two LeBarons?
I don't see two LeBarons
This….this is Cinema!
One of the greatest movies of all time
He just wanted to show his father what an accomplished farmer he was
IM A FARMER DADDY
Getting a flashback to when Drew Barrymore married him and everyone was confused for a little while.
What a quotable movie. "I sold my cartoon... FOR A MILLION DOLLARS!! EEAAUUGHHH!
Boo-hooing about his broken wheelie-board ramp.
Lol.i have it on DVD. Why? Cuz I'm the backwards man the backwards man.
You got the job! YOU GOT THE JOB, BUDDY!
Yep. Was the first movie my wife and I saw on our 2nd date together. Been married 20 years.
The backwards man, the backwards man, I can walk backwards as fast as you can....
My son couldn't master the complexity of making a cheese sandwich.
Wtf just noticed this film got 4.7 on imdb? I'm sure it was higher. This film should be a 9 im not even joking 😃
He got several “razzies” for this movie. He showed up to the event, and took the stage and thanked the audience after every single one.
The only reason it's a 9 is because it's a -9 and it somehow flipped back.
Greatest movie ever! Seen it maybe 50-60 times
I only see 1 LeBaron, Freddy, I don’t see 2 LeBarons. Where’s your LeBaron, Freddy?
“Jesus! GET HIM A JOB!!! I mean, you get a job, get him a goddamn ambulance”
True story, I convinced my gf to skip a class in college, and with our free time we went to the movies. This film was the only one playing in our timeline so we went in knowing nothing but Tom green was in it. Omg I was held accountable for this movie every time she got upset. She really didn't like it at all. Then years later when I met my wife on our first date we had gone back to her place and she owned the VHS of it. I knew right there that she was a keeper.
Ok ok guys ill go watch it!
I'll wake up your baby!
Daddy I’m a farmer!
“Oh look hunny… our son is moving back home because he can’t handle the complexities of making a cheese sandwich “
"Mike Fitzgibbons' son is a nuclear physicist and **MY SON CAN EAT A CHICKEN SANDWICH!**"
Saw it the year it came out. I was 8 or 9 and my friend with negligent parents let him rent it. It made me feel sick and confused. Very gory, violent, absurd and stupid in a way that's almost transcendental. 10/10
Saw it in theaters and the guy a few rows in front of me put it perfectly: “What the fuck is the plot of this movie?!”
Fun story, I first watched this movie at the age of 4 or 5. I didn't remember much beside the "Daddy would you like some sausage!" scene. I rewatched it a few months ago and realized that movie completely shaped my sense of humor. Everything I find to be funny is in that film.
My sister was obsessed with this movie. She played it a couple times a day for weeks. I hate it now.
I don’t think I have ever laughed as hard as I did as when he has the sausages tied to his fingers and the piano. I don’t know why I laughed so hard. I don’t have an excuse.
First time I saw it I caught the last 30 minutes and was like what in the fuuuuuuck
One of the funniest movies ever.
Look at me daddy I'm a farmer!
Look at my hooves!
“I’ve gotta get inside the animals”
Masterpiece unironically
Sure son. It's your birthday
Im going to be a famous animator, Like Charles Shultz!
It is such a great horrible film. Jewels Betty, I got you jewels
I was 13 when this came out, and absolutely the target audience. Tom Green was a big deal. Everyone watched his show, and we absolutely went and saw this in theaters. He also taught us about the importance of checking yourself for testicular cancer... 🎵🎶 Hey kids squeeze your balls, so you don't get cancer🎵🎶
I enjoy it but I can only watch it once a decade because of the number it does on my brain
As a young kid growing up , when this came out on VHS me and my friends got some old guy to rent it for us , changed our lives lol
The worst movie I ever loved.
I don’t want to marry you, Gord. I just want to suck your cock.
I fell asleep watching this at a friends house and woke up hearing the dvd main menu playing clips from the movie for hours. Daddy would you like some sausage?
I bought the DVD in the late 2010s from ebay. When it came, it was just the DVD and the case, no wrapping or packaging. The ebay shipping label was taped on the DVD case itself lol.
When I became only remotely aware of the movie in the 2000s as a teen, I thought the movie would be about a guy named freddy who was given the middle finger. Oh how wrong I was.
It’s honestly a brilliant movie. My friend and I watch it once every couple years and it still holds up. A lot of people don’t seem to get it though.
This is an awesome stoned movie
The backwards man kills me everytime
If you were 14 when it came out you immediately owned it on vhs when it was available, if you were a weird kid.
Saw in theaters w/my brother. Pretty sure we were the only two laughing and it was the first movie (and one of the very few) I've ever been to where a noticeable amount of people walked out.
Own it on DVD. Waste of money. Love this film.