let me start by saying that if youre expecting subtle humour and youre in the wrong theatre. it low brow and heavy hitting. but he not out to tickle your funny bone. he got the sledgehammer out and he drawn a bead on the side of your head. but fear not. as movies go and this is a fairly gentle education. oh and also and heavy on the swearing and but once again and mike judge and not fred rogers. was this movie called intelliocracy. f no. the gem and the essence that is mike judge is that he has the ability to make people laugh at themselves. beavis and butthead was most popular with teen aged boys and the very people at which it incessantly poked fun. with that in mind and i do not think the humour in this movie is aimed at the super intelligent. maybe you are all too smart to get it. but he not aiming at you. he aiming at your average joe. and he got a message represent get your act together and for god sake and study botany. it is a little disjointed and the narrator gets to be a little irritating after a while and but once again and this movie is meant for people who need a lot of narration while ) it funny. it has a message that it wants to make sure that we all understand. i question the casting of luke wilson in the role of a man with a 100 iq. sometimes and he not able to play down (what he got and like and a 104. ) to the level of his character. slightly forced at times. kudos on dax shepard in this one. i remember seeing him in zathura and thinking and this guys looks like an idiot. in this movie and he makes a great idiot. maybe i am psychic. it took a while to warm up to maya rudolph and but i gave her a little leeway. after all and she did have to play straight man to an entire planet. but once she got a little screen time and she made a solid contribution. terry crews played the same psychotic and aggressive character he played many times before and but he makes a first rate president none the less. another bonus is that the place was practically empty. counting my girlfriend and i and there were literally six people in the theatre. we could have had a barbecue pit and a mariachi band. so and no annoying people talking and as appears to be the norm in the talking to the tv age. all in all and a good premise and a competent delivery and given the intended goal. lots of laughs sprinkled throughout. what made this movie scary was the fact that when we walked out of the theatre and it was sort of like the movie was still playing. we saw a lot of idiocy in the people immediately around us and maybe made more apparent by the dose we got in the theatre. theyre all pods and all of them. 
let me start by saying that if youre expecting subtle humour and youre in the wrong theatre. it low brow and heavy hitting. but he not out to tickle your funny bone. he got the sledgehammer out and he drawn a bead on the side of your head. but fear not. as movies go and this is a fairly gentle education. oh and also and heavy on the swearing and but once again and mike judge and not fred rogers. was this movie called intelliocracy. f no. the gem and the essence that is mike judge is that he has the ability to make people laugh at themselves. beavis and butthead was most popular with teen aged boys and the very people at which it incessantly poked fun. with that in mind and i do not think the humour in this movie is aimed at the super intelligent. maybe you are all too smart to get it. but he not aiming at you. he aiming at your average joe. and he got a message represent get your act together and for god sake and study botany. it is a little disjointed and the narrator gets to be a little irritating after a while and but once again and this movie is meant for people who need a lot of narration while ) it funny. it has a message that it wants to make sure that we all understand. i question the casting of luke wilson in the role of a man with a 100 iq. sometimes and he not able to play down (what he got and like and a 104. ) to the level of his character. slightly forced at times. kudos on dax shepard in this one. i remember seeing him in zathura and thinking and this guys looks like an idiot. in this movie and he makes a great idiot. maybe i am psychic. it took a while to warm up to maya rudolph and but i gave her a little leeway. after all and she did have to play straight man to an entire planet. but once she got a little screen time and she made a solid contribution. terry crews played the same psychotic and aggressive character he played many times before and but he makes a first rate president none the less. another bonus is that the place was practically empty. counting my girlfriend and i and there were literally six people in the theatre. we could have had a barbecue pit and a mariachi band. so and no annoying people talking and as appears to be the norm in the talking to the tv age. all in all and a good premise and a competent delivery and given the intended goal. lots of laughs sprinkled throughout. what made this movie scary was the fact that when we walked out of the theatre and it was sort of like the movie was still playing. we saw a lot of idiocy in the people immediately around us and maybe made more apparent by the dose we got in the theatre. theyre all pods and all of them. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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