Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie Reviews
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Genre : Comedy
Release Date : March 02, 2012
MPAA Rating : R
Duration : 92 minute(s)
Production Budget : -
Studio : Magnolia Pictures
Official Site : http://www.magnetreleasing.com/timandericmovie/
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wildly uneven, astoundingly puerile and pretty goddamned funny
by Justin Strout [Orlando Weekly ]
there's nothing normal about this film, other than it vaguely has a beginning, a middle and an end
Review rate : A-
by Amanda Mae Meyncke [Film.com ]
there are unsightly couplings in a sex shop, and a terribly bloody, cheesy shootout that leaves many a cast member without his head
by Steven Rea [Philadelphia Inquirer ]
the film is so much of a good thing one starts to wonder if the thing is good in the first place
by John DeFore [Hollywood Reporter ]
plot is irrelevant
by Glenn Whipp [Los Angeles Times ]
it's standard sitcom stuff, and if homeopathic remedies by way of coprophilia aren't your idea of comedy, you'd best steer clear of this shit
by Brett Michel [Boston Phoenix ]
it reminded me of The Jerky Boys Movie. Not right for film
by Fred Topel [Crave Online ]
it makes a virtue of going way too far because other comedies don't go far enough
Review rate : B+
by Nathan Rabin [AV Club ]
if it matches neither in anarchic imagination, Heidecker and Wareheim should still be applauded for pure destructive impulse, the healthy urge of this sick movie
by Aaron Hillis [Village Voice ]
has that those others lacked are the many sexually outre, scatological and degrading moments that seem intended to shock -- and perhaps will, if you're really young or really old
by John Anderson [Variety ]
gross-out humor and THE CONSTANT SCREAMING get tiring
by Joe Neumaier [New York Daily News ]
freakishly pay homage to the era's cinematic and TV styles while also calling goofy attention to the storyline's randomness-is-king stupidity
by Nick Schager [Slant Magazine ]
fans will love the funny and subversive moments; anyone who didn't "get" them premakeover may simply feel like they've been sitting in a "brown bath" for 93 minutes
by Matthew Love [Time Out New York ]
even with the more traditional story arc, Tim and Eric's style still favors short bursts of surrealism and self-contained set-pieces
by Ian Buckwalter [NPR ]
can be shockingly and terribly hilarious. Or not
by Ethan Gilsdorf [Boston Globe ]