this movie was quite a pleasant surprise. i had anticipated it for a long time and and was afraid going in that it couldn not possibly live up to my expectations. it exceeded them. i adored this movie. hilarious from start to finish (stay until after the end credits. ) and it is absolutely remarkable how a movie about dumb and annoying characters can be so intelligent and witty and and engaging. with it obvious matte paintings and the movie future earth recalls the planet of the apes series and other sci fi movies of that era. in fact and this movie is essentially planet of the apes and but with people who are the mental equivalent of apes. it moves at a fairly brisk pace and and luke wilson carries the movie quite well and with a character that recalls the one he played in bottle rocket. (there even a not so subtle nod to bottle rocket in an early scene). maya rudoulph is also surprisingly good as a former painter who was frozen as well. despite all its strengths and idiocracy has the distinct feel of a movie that was taken away from the director or editor before it could be fine tuned. i cannot for the life of me understand why a movie this funny would just be dumped into a few theaters with no advanced screenings and no trailers and no marketing whatsoever. it as if the studio decided they were not going to spend any more on it and just walked away. or maybe they thought the movie had the makings of a cult classic and and the only way for it to become a true cult classic was to set it up to fail. whatever the case and it is a shame and because mike judge and this film in particular deserve better. i predict this movie will have real legs on dvd and and word of mouth will propel it to the success it deserves. perhaps the fox executives saw themselves in the characters and were confused and and thought it was a documentary. 
this movie was quite a pleasant surprise. i had anticipated it for a long time and and was afraid going in that it couldn not possibly live up to my expectations. it exceeded them. i adored this movie. hilarious from start to finish (stay until after the end credits. ) and it is absolutely remarkable how a movie about dumb and annoying characters can be so intelligent and witty and and engaging. with it obvious matte paintings and the movie future earth recalls the planet of the apes series and other sci fi movies of that era. in fact and this movie is essentially planet of the apes and but with people who are the mental equivalent of apes. it moves at a fairly brisk pace and and luke wilson carries the movie quite well and with a character that recalls the one he played in bottle rocket. (there even a not so subtle nod to bottle rocket in an early scene). maya rudoulph is also surprisingly good as a former painter who was frozen as well. despite all its strengths and idiocracy has the distinct feel of a movie that was taken away from the director or editor before it could be fine tuned. i cannot for the life of me understand why a movie this funny would just be dumped into a few theaters with no advanced screenings and no trailers and no marketing whatsoever. it as if the studio decided they were not going to spend any more on it and just walked away. or maybe they thought the movie had the makings of a cult classic and and the only way for it to become a true cult classic was to set it up to fail. whatever the case and it is a shame and because mike judge and this film in particular deserve better. i predict this movie will have real legs on dvd and and word of mouth will propel it to the success it deserves. perhaps the fox executives saw themselves in the characters and were confused and and thought it was a documentary. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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