Directed by:
Tom GreenCinematography:
Mark IrwinComposer:
Michael SimpsonCast:
Tom Green, Rip Torn, Marisa Coughlan, Eddie Kaye Thomas, Harland Williams, Anthony Michael Hall, Julie Hagerty, Jackson Davies, Drew Barrymore (more)VOD (3)
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Gord's desire to please his father comes from his special- well, ok, bizarre -innocence. He also has an endearing sense of curiousity about everything, whether it's getting way too friendly with a horse on a stud farm, dancing inside a deer carcass, or wreaking havoc inside 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 parent's basement, his father is neither amused nor proud. Dad thinks Gord is a slacker and should give up his dream of "doodling" for a living, grow up, 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. (official distributor synopsis)
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I think that I have a sense of humor, I have fits of laughter watching Monty Python, Ally McBeal, Friends, crazy parodies, satire, or any comedy by Woody Allen. But when it comes to a guy who cheerfully cuts open a deer, lets its guts spill out (in a close-up shot), rubs his hands gleefully on its moist skin, and crazily starts running around the road, or alternatively, enthusiastically beats his paralyzed girlfriend on her insensitive lower extremities and then she gratefully starts stroking his crotch - well, in those moments I just stare at the screen in horror and don't understand which sadist considers this to be comedy.
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