Sentences with phrase «fart gags»

Questions must be asked before answers can be found, and these questions sometimes need to be shouted and accompanied by expletives and fart gags in order to sidestep the unspoken veto of advertising revenue.

This isn't necessarily a game you'd play for the challenge, it was never going to be Dark Souls with fart gags, but many players will expect more than a cakewalk through a South Park episode.

While clever enough at times to moderately entertain adults, it's quite silly and sophomoric, with fart gags and gross - out jokes a-plenty, so I suspect that younger viewers will probably enjoy this more than their parents will.

Add some visual wonders, a supporting cast including Rebecca Hall, Bill Hader, Jemaine Clement and some awesome corgis - as well as strong candidates for best fart gags of the year - and The BFG turns out a winner, blending Dahl's big imagination with a surprisingly simple tale at its core that'll defy you to not be won over.Hide

Fart gags for the rug rats and, for adults, witticisms such as «No Ship, Sherlock.»

Adam Sandler's The Ridiculous 6 has fart gags, a cameo by that whitest of white rappers, Vanilla Ice and gags that caused the film's Native American extras to leave the set.

Between Punch - Drunk Love and Spanglish, Adam Sandler has proven that there's more to him than fart gags and sex with old lady jokes.

Not exact matches

For example, there is a funny bit where Kevin James» character, Eric, is a little too attached to his mom (the super adorable Georgia Engel from The Mary Tyler Moore Show), but they chose to spend more time on a stupid running gag: Eric has the ability to «burp - snart» (burping, sneezing, and farting at the same time).

Equally disappointing in terms of bodily function humor, Delta Farce is stocked with fart, spit, digestive, feces and urine gags, my favorite being when Kilgore unwittingly drinks a glass of fluid excreted from Everett's bladder.

Rather than let the comic situations dictate the humor, the Farrelly brothers inject sight gags, fart jokes, sexual innuendo, and loads and loads of silly slapstick.

The»80s gags have been played out ever since The Wedding Singer, and the rest of the humor isn't terribly funny or original (ethnic jokes, fat jokes, fart jokes, etc.).

It has zippy energy, visual imagination, inspired puns and all the fart jokes, booger gags and vomit spews a 13 - year - old could ask for, yet it's grounded in a harmless innocence.

For example, cyclists have a habit of perishing around the accident prone detective in over-the-top sight gags and there is one farting joke in a recording booth that is the opposite of everything I find funny.

Of course, they can't have one nonstop fart to fill the running length with, although they do give it a valiant effort, so they throw in a virtual kitchen sink of random «funny» characters and gags, none of which feel like they belong in this movie.

Take Fifty Shades Of Black, the Marlon Wayans Fifty Shades Of Grey parody that comes out this weekend: Based on its trailer, it's practically guaranteed to feature at least one gag involving someone farting during sex.

But Waititi also knows there's a unique groove to be found in the middle of all of this, and when the movie syncs up everything from its auteur's facility for sight gags to the actors» impressive young - fuck - up - meets - old - fart chemistry, Wilderpeople generates enough good will to make the stalest of plot devices feel semi-fresh.

There are laugh - worthy moments and the directors wholly embrace the fart jokes, poop gags, and flailing erections — perhaps so much so that it caused some Sundance audience members to walk out on the film.

If there is a weakness to Sol Goode, it's because it occasionally tries to be dumb, I guess because someone felt it needed more laughs, with crude sight gags like dog poop, farting, and having characters have to announce they need a bowel movement frequently.

It's useless to get mad at this movie, which is nothing more than a collection of jokes about bodily functions that occasionally laughs at people injuring themselves in order to take a break from gags about urine, vomit, soft - serve chocolate ice cream that looks like it's coming out of a man's rear end, a showroom - floor toilet that a different man sleepily decides to use to deposit what the ice cream is representing, another guy showing off his ability to «burp - sneeze - fart,» and more.

There's a lot about Grand Theft Auto 5 that remains unchanged; the protagonists in it — in fact all of the characters — remain relentlessly hateful, the campaign veers between nuanced storytelling and fart - gag immaturity and the online mode contains as many trolls as it does players genuinely interested in forward progression.

Abrams also understands that there's a difference between having fun (the levity of his Star Trek reboot) and insulting your audience's intelligence (the cartoonish gags and fart jokes of The Phantom Menace).