Tour de Pharmacy
Comedy • 2017 • 40 min
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Orlando Bloom, Andy Samberg, John Cena, Jeff Goldblum, J.J. Abrams
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Hell of a cast and hella stupid. Super short, but that helps keep it fun right to the end. Cena kinda steals the show here I think.
Such a fantastic parody of PEDs in sports with iconic comedic performances from the cast
Very goofy, but funny and entertaining nonetheless. John Cena steals the show but the rest of the characters are outstanding.
A weird little mockumentary that works for the most part.
Amazing truly the lonely Island at it's best.
This movie is really funny and has a great cast
Lots of penis jokes in the first half with some decent laughs. Second half drags on. Plenty of cameos and quick laughs, but nothing special.
Entertaining mock-umentry about cycling.
The stakes were medium. Flimsy comedy that doesn't capitalise on the talents of the comedians and cameo actors/celebrities.
2007 style humor done pretty well. Limited by genre and creator tropes
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