Yep, I agree. Critic Alonso Duralde summed it up by best by saying how peppering the movie with "fucks" is only funny when they're used effectively and this just used them as a crutch (like the store manager, whose only lines were basically repeated "fucks.") It gets old and it's the reason, well one of the reasons, I…

Well, it starts off with a bun saying "fuck" and "shit," so they should get the message pretty quick.

RANT: I really wanted to like this because I like the voice cast and Rogen/Goldberg. But man, I sat through this actively hating it. There's absolutely nothing clever, except for the wartime scene and the very end and that's only because of how absurd it is.

I think what he was saying was no jar of peanut butter (and that's what it is) would be called that. But yeah, Butt Paste - weird name.

It's always safe to assume that if something exists, there are at least hundreds of people that do not like it, no matter what it is.

Why not? They're both in their legacy phase, where only their hugest hits get any radio play, so they're both fairly harmless. Let the kids have their fun.

Their guitar tone hasn't had that much bite since probably "Nimrod."

Ahem…."Warning."

Their live show is phenomenal.

And his name……Albert Einstein.

Illuminati confirmed.

Um….the whole Clear Channel aspect of it is actually pretty important to note, especially in the realm of pop culture.

At first I thought it was a parody of Striker The World Cup Pup, then I remembered that had nothing to do with the Olympics.

There's nothing that a hundred men or more could ever do to get Thin White Duke to like that song.

The "How Did This Get Made?" Episode of "Phantom" really nailed what a boring piece of shit it was. I remember seeing it as a kid and thinking "This is awful," but accepting it because it was the only superhero movie out.

Then he directed "Nine Lives."

Those are much better examples.

The 3-D was pretty great and I imagine also expensive.

"Gravity was made for a 100 and it was all CG plus two of the biggest actors in the world."

You really showed them with that comment.