Despite liking the show somewhat, this movie was horrible, and I was in a state of mind where you could say I was the target audience. The sleep I had after it was better than the movie.

The best bits are actually funny, but the film's true showstoppers exist in direct opposition to the concept of comedy. I suppose you could accurately describe this as "brave," but then you'd have to actually examine what motivates this particular brand of courage. There are some rocks that you don't flip over.

This is one of those movies that goes against your film analysis existence but is good anyway.

I was expecting this to be weird, and mildly amusing. But what I got instead was weird and piss your pants funny. John C. Reily's character of Tacito might be one of the funniest cinematic creations ever.

This is one of those movies that goes against your film analysis existence but is good anyway.

Despite feeling like I probably should like this movie, I ended up not actually making it all the way through - which is *not* something I do. So, I guess I didn't like it. Or, perhaps I'm just getting old...

Neither a typical absurdist gross out film nor a total satire on American culture, B$M manages to blend the two, producing an effective postmodern romp over small town business culture and Hollywood stardom. Many of the gags are very clever, and while there are relatively few belly laugh moments, the sheer absurdity of the whole setup and the unlikely chain of events that T&E set into motion are enough to make you chuckle after you take the DVD out. Just watch out for the diarrhoea bath.

I had thought, when I watched Not Another Not Another Movie, that I had seen the worst movie I would see all year. I was mistaken in that impression. Tim and Eric’s Billion Dollar Movie isn’t just the worst movie I’ve seen that was made in 2012, it’s the worst movie I saw during 2012 as well — and as I watched it in December, it didn’t have a shortage of competition. It’s worse than the other new movies I saw, it’s worse than all of the old movies I saw in 2012. Yes, it’s even worse than Not Another Not Another Movie, and I have no idea how my life has gone so wrong that I’m able to say that. Read full review.

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Being a fan of Tim and Eric and their absurd anti-humor humor, I found the Tim and Eric Movie fairly enjoyable. With that being said, it's pretty clear that this particular style of comedy really doesn't work as well in a feature film format.

But if you're a fan of show, this is certainly worth a watch as it does feature the same intentionally ridiculous, brain-numbing comedy style of their Adult Swim series.

The series definitely works a lot better, as it gives us smaller 10 minute chunks to consume, and allows the creators to throw a greater quantity of much smaller sketches at us - all of which make equally as little sense.

If you're not a fan or have never heard of these guys and their work, this film might just confuse the hell out of you.

0 out of 5. That's all I have to say about that.

This movie is so good, I could write an entire book about it!

Two Thumbs Up!