2007 Directed by Akiva Schaffer
For Rod Kimble, performing stunts is a way of life, even though he is rather accident-prone. Poor Rod cannot even get any respect from his stepfather, Frank, who beats him up in weekly sparring matches. When Frank falls ill, Rod devises his most outrageous stunt yet to raise money for Frank's operation -- and then Rod will kick Frank's butt.
Andy Samberg Jorma Taccone Bill Hader Danny McBride Isla Fisher Sissy Spacek Ian McShane Will Arnett Chris Parnell Chester Tam Mark Acheson Brittany Tiplady Ken Kirzinger Britt Irvin Alana Husband Andrew Moxham Terri O'Neill Alvin Sanders Chris Eastman Paulo Ribeiro Paul Herbert Carly McKillip Donavon Stinson John Destry Doug Abrahams Frank C. Turner Henry Michaels Gillian Barber Sammy Fattedad Show All…
Mary-Lou Storey Terry Gonsalves Marie-Josee Nesbit Brad Newman Louis Carl Baron Choquette H. Chuck Robinson
Marko Costanzo Fred Rosenberg George A. Lara Tony Volante Sean Garnhart Kenton Jakub Michael McGee Heather Gross Mark Filip Steven Visscher John DeMaio
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Germany12
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Have never once tired of watching this movie. Every time I appreciate something new– on this watch it’s Akiva’s direction, and how he puts great moments as an aside or in the background where other directors might insist on highlighting every single aspect that has the potential to be a big laugh. My platonic ideal of a comedy. The last truly great American goofball comedy. I cannot support this statement in fact and I immediately accept whatever substitutions you may offer.
I would never call this movie perfect, but it’s still my absolute favorite film. It might not even be the best Lonely Island movie– I started watching Popstar again right after it, and I think that movie might be more brilliant. But Hot Rod is still number one for me. It’s a passion project that doubles as a masterpiece of absurdist humor. It’s taken it’s rightful place as a cult classic, but it still kills me how under-appreciated this film is, both in its box office performance and how infrequently it’s discussed with the heavy hitter comedies of the 2000s. (God damn you, Apatow, McKay, & Philips)
I could easily, easily write a thousand words on this movie, how it’s an…
i used to be legit. in fact, i was too legit. i was too legit to quit. but now i'm not legit. i'm unlegit. and for that reason, i must quit.
"Hey, Denise,
have I ever showed you
a picture of my dead dad?"
"Oh, you've gotta see it!
He's super dead."
Richardson telling the people in the theater to shut up has the highest screentime-to-emotional-effect ratio on me of almost anything I’ve ever seen, and I cannot explain why.
“The dog walked itself home, ate a pizza, and took a nap.”
this movie never would have happened in a country with socialized healthcare
Babe wait, babe wait, babe waaaait, BAAAAABE, BAAABE WAIT, BABE, BABE, BABE, BABE WAIT BABE NOOOO, BABE NO, BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABE, BABE, BABE, BAAAABE, NO BABE, WAAAAAAAI
