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Self-made celebrity and outlaw of gross-out comedy, Tom Green (of MTV's TOM GREEN SHOW) makes the leap to the big screen with the outrageous semi-autobiographical FREDDY GOT F...Read more
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Tom is Funny, but I think he tried way to hard on this!
There is no way to out-guess what the critics were going to say about this film. Freddy Got Fingered was one of Tom Green's pet projects for a couple of years, and I'm sure th...Read more
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100 percent pure bred TOM GREEN !
Well , this not really hard , if you know Tom Green , you will love this movie. He's Great !, he's Real , in one word: " 100 percent pure bred TOM GREEN ! You need a brea...Read more

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Self-made celebrity and outlaw of gross-out comedy, Tom Green (of MTV's TOM GREEN SHOW) makes the leap to the big screen with the outrageous semi-autobiographical FREDDY GOT FINGERED. Starring as Gord Brody, a slacker fast-approaching 30, yet still living in his father's basement, Green is his usual obtusely hilarious, polymorphously perverse self. Physical comedy ascends to the realm of extreme performance art as Brody's unachievable lifelong dream to become an animator causes him to clash with his hardened father (played by the steely and equally funny Rip Torn.) A furtive love affair with a wheelchair-bound rocket scientist and the disturbing hijinks of a troublesome younger brother named Freddy form the core of the sublimely stupid plot that serves mainly as a platform from which Green launches his incredible and often irrational comedic fare. Testing the limits of comedy, Green's deceptively moronic film does, at times, achieve a level of visual and conceptual cleverness, crafting ironic and primordial images from jokes on human folly.

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  • Edition: Widescreen; Sensormatic
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Rating: R (MPAA)
  • Film Country: USA
  • UPC: 024543024606

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Genre:Comedies
Format:DVD
Region:Region 1
Display Format:Widescreen; Sensormatic

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Director:Tom Green
Leading Role:Tom Green, Eddie Kaye Thomas, Drew Barrymore
eBay Product ID: EPID52340021
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"...[Green stages] his gross-outs with a demented but unmistakable integrity..."
New York Times - A. O. Scott (04/20/2001)

"...The gross-out routines arrive like a medley of Green's greatest hits..."
Rolling Stone - Peter Travers (05/10/2001)

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Tom is Funny, but I think he tried way to hard on this!

Created: 13/06/09
There is no way to out-guess what the critics were going to say about this film. Freddy Got Fingered was one of Tom Green's pet projects for a couple of years, and I'm sure that he had a blast making this film. His bizarre approach to comedy is his own brainchild and deserves some form of critical acclaim regardless. Even though this film is edited down to 87 minutes and rated R, it also has Deleted Scenes, Tom (the director) audio overlay commentary, and a P.G. Version on the DVD for those who wish to tone it down a bit.

Gord's girlfriend and wife to be Drew Barrymore even takes out the time to have a small role in his film. Gord's girlfiend Betty (Marisa Coughlan) is wheelchair bound and is also a bound and determined person which says something about overcoming reality, although the film is sometime misunderstood, it should be noted that some cynical critics miss the intent to this film which is designed to totally MOCK "GROSS OUT" COMEDY. Many emotional and romantic moments in this film are there to poke fun at overtly dull and repetitive sugar coated never ending surplus of never yielding love dreary romance movies.

Along the way to success, this is a no B.S. approach to life.

Almost immediately, words and thoughts come to mind, but I'd like to try and put all the negative, nasty, tasteless comments that come to mind on the back-burner for a moment and say this. Yes, but, was it funny, clever, and intelligent as Tom Green says? Yes of course. Who else in the world could possibly be so extremely, silly, nasty, gross, irreverent, appalling, tasteless, offensive, awful in a film and come out looking like a genius? Tom Green.

A sense of irony and thoughtless poetic justice seem to permeate this film. In Tom's own words, he thanks of his film as a "Nice story About A Dream". The tempo of the film lends itself to a playful romp with a thug's dream of pushing your way through life screaming and hating. The character Gordy seems autistic and detached, much like someone you might find in a mental ward. This side of his character that seems to escape realism since he takes many comments literally such as "Get inside the animals" and when Gordy's girlfriend tells him to relax, take things slow, play music, eat some food, and draw. Gordy stupidly takes her literally and finds a way to do all those things together at the same time. Although there are many ridiculous and idiotic things that Tom tries to squeeze into this movie, the majority of his jokes are really inventive and funny. We have to remember where he is coming from here. A great deal of Ad Lib is encompassed in segments within this film. Rip Torn plays his father who screams many memorable profanities at Gordy including "You Imbecile"

Things Not to miss in this film: The Cheese Helmet, The Backwards Man, The Song "Daddy, would you like some sausage?", Doctor Gord, The Cartoon Segments "Zebras in America".

Tom tells of the many fond memories he had growing up in Ottawa, BC and got many of his ideas for his screenplay from his childhood friends and jokes he played upon others as well as his parents.

Tom had a scene segment, much like Martin Sheen in "Apocalypse Now" where Sheen agonizes, goes bananas, and smashes a mirror. Tom cut this segment down to a few seconds, since he couldn't get the song rights from The Doors because they had wanted 400,000.

Tom did many of his own stunts, but the real crash test dummy was the one that got mowed down by the 18-wheeler.
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100 percent pure bred TOM GREEN !

Created: 04/04/08
Well , this not really hard , if you know Tom Green , you will love this movie. He's Great !, he's Real , in one word: " 100 percent pure bred TOM GREEN ! You need a break and laugh , well this is " THE MOVIE "
Note to Tom Green : Please give us more , Tom !! djynot2006
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freddy got fingered

Created: 03/01/10
Tom Greens' 1st and last best effort. Wicked funny. It is a classic
in its own right. Right up there with Happy Gilmore and Christmas
vacation ( nat'l lampoons ) Even the most stiff shirt has to laugh
at some of the gags. It's a collection MUST.
Brad Greenaway, guelph, on, canada.
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Go for it. You know you want it.

 | Yes, I would recommend this product to a friend.
Created: 17/05/12
If you need 2 hours of non-stop laughing.. i'd go for this movie. This guy is the definition of insane. However, i find the immaturities the best.. and many people may just find it a tad annoying/overwhelming.
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classic

Created: 25/08/10
its disgusting and great to watch when your with friends. thats it............................​..............................​..............................​..............................​..............................​..............................​..................
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