lastliberal Well, it wasn't a total waste of time. Never before have I seen a movie with over 60 recognized celebrities and as many more that I probably would never recognize. It's like watching an awards show.Pauly Shore, with a splendid resume that includes such Razzie favorites as Encino Man, Jury Duty, and Bio-Dome, decides that he is better off dead. Only then does he get recognition. It is so much easier to say nice things about the dead.There are some laughs hers, and you get to see Pamela Anderson, but that's about it. Shore doesn't do much more in his directorial debut that he does in his films.

gestl This movie deserves much more than the public is giving it. It shows that Pauly Shore is much more than the annoying character that we were all getting tired of. It shows that Pauly can act and make fun of himself (wich are two very hard things to do). Plus when Pauly really does die he will get similar treatment of Andy Kaufman when he died. Some people will spend all of their lives waiting for him to return and make a comeback. That is the kind of feat (if he does) that only one other comic genius has ever done. I personally hope that people take notice to how good this movie really is while Pauly is still with us. The star power alone in this movie should be enough to be worthy of something more than a 5 on the rating scale. If Mike Moore had directed this movie and through in a few cheep shots at President Bush, everyone would be bowing down to him in worship. But, because this movie was directed by Pauly Shore dumb asses all over the world immediately think its going to be the same old weasel crap. If you take time to watch this movie you will have more respect for Pauly and maybe laugh your ass off at the same time. That is why I believe this movie deserves a lot more than a 5 out of 10.

walkman6666 I could not get over how good this movie was. Witty, wild, and satirical, heavily so, all spectrums of humor. Incredibly self-mocking, with stories within stories, and no piece of the plot not mocked from within. A major wink towards most everything Hollywood, including himself. A truly brilliant film. From where, I dunno, cos I was not a fan at all of the earlier stuff he did for MTV and his movies, but this was a film that made me laugh, made me smirk, and made me nod my head in appreciation of the wit and satire of everything Hollywood. Every time he went the mocking of the serious, he went then do something sick; it was really well done. The cameos make it even more effective, and the performance by the actor from Deadwood, W. Earl Brown, was priceless. Bill Mahr and Ben Stiller were really funny, too, in their really limited but excellent cameos.It's interesting to read the polarized comments for this film here, and obviously, funny movies are a very subjective thing (what makes one person laugh, etc.), but I felt this relatively short movie was fast paced, extremely witty, and encompassed many "issues" relating to fame, egos, and careers in a very ficked up industry. - walkman

spyderman747 All I know is I watch a lot of television.That movie was as real as it gets,I love those type of movies when Hollywood can goof on their own group of people . Awesome job this time Pauly. Of course the cast too. It was all good.At 44 yrs. old with a freshman Daughter and a senior Son ready to graduate college. I feel I have a good pulse on what youngsters like. To bad the real talent isn't taken to the top rung. Keep up the awesome work Pauly.Of course You don't let the big guys influence you, which for anyone is an Admiral trait for a Man in Hollywood it's more than that, I only wish I had the ability to do the craft as well.You have a natural skill to be Yourself too, the true movie lovers will always need Guys like You to keep it Real!Sincerely Tom McClure