MovieChat Forums > Whipped (2000) Discussion > not funny

not funny

posted 19 years ago by mrie
7 replies | jump to latest

Thank goodness Whipped is no longer in theaters. Now, if I could only erase it from existence...
Seriously, I did not laugh, not once. This movie deserves a big, fat zero. Whoever rates it higher than that is on crack.

The men in the movie were so childish, that I expected their parents to show up any minute. It's actually painful to comment on this movie because I have to actually think about it. I won't cause my self further pain. But, just so you readers know, this is what it felt like to watch Whipped:

I thought the movie would make me do this:

But, in actually, this is what it did to me:

Then:

It might do the same to you! Beware!

[–] kwg2b 19 years ago

Dude you tasted your own ass!

[–] Dufresne-3 18 years ago

The men in the movie were so childish, that I expected their parents to show up any minute.

I agree. Even moreso, I was expecting one of the other diner patrons to smack them upside the head. Imagine hearing some idiots go on and on and on like that week after week? Geez.

[–] lannyfishbottom 17 years ago

This is one of the worst movies ever.
As bad as Crash(2005) and Tao of Steve.
I hate Amanda Peet.
She is one of the most unappealing actresses ever.
As bad as Sarah Jessica Parker.

[–] ahsnedden 12 years ago

The thing with Whipped humor is that in order to laugh, you need to relate to it. In order to relate to it you need to have lived it

My friends and I laugh out loud at the movie no matter how many times we've seen it. There are certain scenes and conversations that seem as though they were lifted directly from our lives.

Great movie! One of the funniest I've ever seen

"they see me, they smell me, they *beep* me!"

[–] thepartydjz 10 years ago

"My friends and I laugh out loud at the movie no matter how many times we've seen it."

Really, did you stuff her, did you rail her, you must have some interesting friends.

[–] jondoe888 10 years ago

I didn't really watch the movie much. I wanted to see what Brian Van Holt looked like, 15 years ago. I thought the movie was awful, what I saw of it. But it's something you really have to be in the mood for - or at least not find childish and objectionable. Or at least something to see at your frat house... I was never a guy's guy, who hung out with guys like this.
Callie Thorn was a standout, in the beginning. I didn't recognize her, but she looked great! Also watch for Bridget Moynahan, one of the 3 ladies on the park bench.

[–] BEoutbox 10 years ago

Doing the same right now: watching to see a young Brian Van Holt in action. Am I the only one who 1st saw him in CougarTown?
Interesting that he doesn't really have a Southern accent. Won't be watching this ever again...