“You can’t unsee that.”
synopsis
A collection of disconnected comedy sketches linked by a bizarre framing story, featuring an astonishing number of A-list actors.
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mini-review
A curiosity more than a success. Its shock-based humor often overwhelms coherence, leaving audiences puzzled how so many major stars agreed to participate.
Morbid curiosity and a strong drink.
Absurdist's Corner
The idea that Hollywood’s elite gathered for this specific purpose.
fun facts
The film was directed in segments by multiple filmmakers, including Peter Farrelly, and took nearly four years to assemble because actors were filmed whenever their schedules allowed.
The infamous Hugh Jackman “chin” sketch was one of the earliest segments shot — and reportedly helped convince other stars to sign on.
A shocking number of A-listers appear (Kate Winslet, Emma Stone, Richard Gere), many persuaded by personal relationships with the directors.
It won multiple Razzie Awards, including Worst Picture — yet has gained a minor cult following among fans of extreme sketch absurdity.