Freddy Got Fingered

2001 • 87 minutes

À propos de ce film

Gord's (Tom Green) desire to please his father comes from his special - well, ok, bizarre - innocence. He also has an endearing sense of curiosity about everything, whether it's getting way too friendly with a horse on a stud farm, dancing inside a deer carcass, or wreaking havoc in a hospital delivery room. Gord's just an overgrown boy with a wild sense of imagination. But when the 28-year-old Gord decides he wants to be an animator, quits his job at a cheese factory and returns home to live in his parents' basement, his father is neither amused nor proud. Dad thinks Gord is a slacker and should grow up, give up his dream of "doodling" for a living, get a real job and get the hell out of the house. But Gord won't budge, and father and son embark on an all-out war that ends up taking them halfway around the world.

Notes et avis

This movie is if amrican pie made by mel brooks it so bad it good in werid way it more a parody of gross-out films then it is a gross-out film it gross but it's being over-the-top gross. It's a movie I would not like but I do in an ironic way

Greatest comedy ever! No, greatest movie ever! Number one out of all the movies that have ever been made, and that will ever be made! I am dead serious, FGF is a masterpiece. If you hate this movie you are either a person in your 50s or 60s (in which case you are forgiven for not liking it), or you are a fascist who hates life and laughter and love and beauty. Pearls before swine, I say.

Anyone who hates this movie must hate things like comedy and fun. Ok yes, it's not for everyone, but it's for anyone with a sense of humor. It's gross, unpredictable but still has a story in there. Plus, the sausage scene makes the entire movie.