Directed by Mike JudgeStarring Luke Wilson, Maya Rudolph, and Dax Shepard
Release date: September 3, 2006 (direct-to-DVD)
Rated R
We are stupid. In the last two decades, people have been constantly dumbed down by various types of media. Most of the blame needs to be given to advertising, as this movie clearly states.
Luke Wilson plays Joe Bauers, an Army librarian that is average in every way. He is immediately picked as a male test-subject for an experiment the Army wants to conduct. The project entails him being frozen in a hyperbaric chamber for one year, alongside an average woman, Rita (Maya Rudolph), a hooker the Army picked up off of the street. The experiment goes awry, and the two of them end up being frozen until 2505. The future is bleak. There are mountains of garbage, people watch TV all day, clothing patterns consist of corporate logos, and the English language has devolved into swear words and street terms combined. Everyone is also near-retarded. Joe falls into the hands of Frito, a lawyer that watches a show called "OW! My Balls!" all day while eating pure butter.
Now, this may seem vaguely Futurama-ish, and it kind of is. They both are culture-shocked, Joe way more than Rita. They are soon manipulating the people, and Joe ends up falling into the hands of the President of the U.S., because he is the smartest man on the planet.
This movie was better than I expected, I won’t lie. Since it was direct-to-DVD, I had a general idea of it being extra shitty (even though I’ve had a good experience with DTDVDs before). The cast was funny, the script was alright, and there were plenty of visual gags. The storyline was interesting, and I’m surprised it developed in the way that it did. It wasn’t fantastic, but it wasn’t terrible.
The originator, in my case. This dude (Drew) is the one that welcomed me warmly into the world of webcomics, and he has remained one of my favorites for a long time. His jokes are sometimes aimed at specific demograpics, but still funny and relatable nonetheless.
This is created and run by Drew's wife, Natalie Dee. She does one-panel gags involving cute, colorful drawings. I like them, but a few every now and then seem to be personal jokes. I'm not saying they are unfunny, just slightly difficult to relate to. They are still charming, though.
This is the collaboration between Drew and Natalie Dee. They take old pictures from what I'm assuming are medical textbooks, history books, and old art books, and add goofy captions to them. This is hands down the most brilliant webcomic out there, if I do say so myself. The jokes are amazing.
Another collaboration between Drew and Natalie, this one takes real, odd pictures and adds hilarious thoughts and what-not to the bottom. I wish this one was updated more, to be honest.
I just discovered this comic the other day, and now I'm completely and totally hooked. I've gone through most of the archives, and haven't not (double-negative, much?) laughed at one yet. It mixes pop culture, historical, and other such references into a comic that is definitely one of the best I've discovered thus far.
This comic is done by a few different people (3-4 dudes, I think), and is usually moderately offensive. It focuses on sight gags and bad puns (especially lately). The earlier comics are waaaaay funnier. Most of the newer ones have been missing the target, or are just plain dumb. Either way, it's a decent webcomic.
This comic is nicely animated, and one of the most popular ones on the web. It's really, really old, too. This one centers around two cats, Leo and Aeris, and their "adventures" throughout videogames. It's really entertaining if you know anything about videogames at all. I also LOVE the facial expressions, seriously. 
After I heard of Perry Bible Fellowship's demise, I found an article online relating that comic to this one. They are both similar, yes, but this one is slightly more offensive (and not afraid to "go there"). I definitely enjoy this one as much as PBF.
This is my favorite one out of all of them I've seen. The looks on the people's faces are priceless. The best part is when the security officer joins in. I was convinced he wasn't part of the act. I also enjoyed the fact that they went on afterwards as if nothing had happened. Pretty fantastic.
This is the first one that I saw from Improv Everywhere, and it is probably their most famous. To get 209 people (!) to freeze and unfreeze at the exact same time is definitely a feat. I love the part when the guy pokes one of the frozen people; and when the guy on the cart honks at them.
If you know me, you know that I'm a pretty big Ben Folds fan. He's a spectacular singer, amazing piano player, and brilliant songwriter. But he also plays pranks on his fans all the time. These two pranks are brilliant. Be sure to read the entire story to appreciate the genius behind it all.
Fucking Neuticle earrings. What the fuck? Who wants fake animal testicles hanging from their ears? Is this some sort of joke? I'm fucking convinced this is a joke. You can get necklaces too?! AND keychains? This seriously can't be real. No way.
