Tom Green either love him or hate him (Freddy Got Fingered (DVD))

Member Name: alisterf

Product:	Freddy Got Fingered (DVD)
Date:	15/01/05 (75 review reads)
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Advantages: The usual funny Tom Green Comedy, Great movie

Disadvantages: Sick comedy, some may not like it, Lacks a good plot

Tom Green, you either love him or hate him, I love him.

Written by Tom Green and Derek Harvie, this film is based on a crazy unemployed man named Gord (Tom Green) who is forced to move back in with his family after quitting his job at the cheese sandwich factory, he is hated by his father (Rip Torn) and brother (Eddie Kaye Thomas) for being so lazy and living off his parents. The name of the film comes from a scene where Gord tells a psychiatrist the acts that his father supposedly tried on with Freddy which in turn splits up the family.
The story continues as Gord’s ambition to become an animator develops as he attempts to get a cartoon publisher to use his cartoon ideas including “Zebras In America”. From here he plans to seek revenge upon his father for hating him and being cruel to him in the past. There is a happy ending, somewhere.
I don’t want to tell you too much about the plot as to be honest there isn’t really that much of one, it’s still a good film.

However most people will find this movie disturbing at some scenes, you may want to avoid the film or get someone to tell you to look away at these points, you may not want to read the below and keep them as a surprise, don’t say I didn’t warn you:

· Gord cutting up a dead deer and wearing its bloody skin
· Gord masturbating a horse
· Gord milking a cow and sucking its teat
· Gord masturbating an elephant
· Gord biting the umbilical cord of a new born baby
· Gord licking the wound of a broken shin bone

I think that is them all; sorry if I missed any other bad parts, but it is to be expected it is an 18 certificate.

One more thing, the extra features on the video, it has the child friendly version of the film, deleted scenes (some of which are extremely funny and should have stayed in the film in my opinion), and a movie review with Tom Green. These extra features may not be on every video copy.

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