The Aristocrats--Not To Be Confused With The Aristocats!
 

OK, so I did a search and didn't come up with anything, but I know that I can't possibly be the only person on GC who's seen this movie!!!

We went last night and had 6 people walk out of the theater in the first 10 minutes. The rest of us who stayed and watched the whole thing were in constant hysterics. This is the first movie I've ever left laughing so hard I couldn't breathe, yet feeling slightly nauseous at the same time!!! This movie is not for the faint-hearted.

So who did your favorite version of "The Aristocrats"? I loved Sarah Silverman's, Mario Cantone's and Kevin Pollack's. Wendy Liebman's twist on it was hilarious.

And for those of you who have no idea what I'm talking about, here is the movie's website.

I'm interested to hear everyone's thoughts!

I want to see it so bad. There's a theatre about 20 mins or so away from me that's playing it, so it will be a bit of a process rounding up the troops for it, but I've heard it's really good.

I haven't seen it yet, but I'm fucking out of control - I want to see it so bad.

The 'trailer' for the film is actually the South Park one . . . it's ridiculously funny

I really want some dumb family to go in this movie with their little kids thinking it's The Aristocats. That would rock.

When I first heard the title of this movie, I had confused it with the Disney movie. After reading about it in several magazines, I want to see it. I have to look and see if and when it is showing here...

The South Park take on the joke had me wiping tears from my eyes.

(And 33girl, I think if any parents took their kids to see this...well, those kids would be scarred for life! Seriously. LMAO)

I saw it today. It had its moments, but it wasn't the non-stop laughfest that I was hoping for.

Some of my observations include:
1) George Carlin is truly one of the finest comics today. He hasn't lost anything with the years.
2) The word on Gilbert Gottfried has always been that he's really a comedian for insiders. This movie backed that up with a hysterical routine.

If you see it, watch it all the through the credits. Trust me.

Also, they are taking submissions from people for the extras section of the DVD. I'm thinking about doing a routine, but I just don't know if my mind is sick enough to really compete.

I went to see this movie for the sole reason that I read about it here on greekchat. I had never even heard of it except for here. I was NOT impressed. Some of it was funny...but wow.....WOW. I guess I should have been expecting it, but...I was not.

For future readers....please be prepared, PLEASE have a VERY VERY sick sense of humor, and dont be surprised if someone says "I told you so."

For those of you whove seen it, the part with the kids at the end was DEFINTELY crossing the line. Geez. I'm not a prude, I swear, I just totally was not prepared for that.

When I was little, I could play the theme to The AristoCATS on the piano.

Okay, back to the regularly scheduled thread.....

Alright. I'm watching this pretty soon. I can't wait.


Ps- We shuold all make our own version of the joke. What do ya think ?


Greeklawgirl and Valkyrie, you two freakin rule! :)

Mistermadly and I just saw this tonight, and can I say that I was almost peeing my pants during the Saget spot? :D

And I was shocked that people actually walked out of the theatre! This is liberal Vancouver, where people shoot heroin on the streets in open daylight - but you walk out of a movie with potty humor?!

Saw it last week w/ the pledge family...absolutely great. Disturbing but great. I mean it's totally crude, and totally revolting, but getting to see a mime do the joke, or the guy impersonating Christophre Walken...AWESOME.

This a movie you need to see, either in theatres, or on DVD whenit comes out.