Review of Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie (2012) by Chris C — 05 Mar 2012

Alright I am going to be the only Honest Person here on the internet who is breaking down this movie. Not by the Psychological abuses they endured but by someone who actually broke it down to it's core and found the twisted beating heart that lurks deep inside of it. If you are prepared for me to give this a complete and total psychological break down, they continue reading if you do not want to be subjected to whatever maddness is to be bestown upon you further than please stop.

Tim and Eric are Two Free Roaming comedians who say and do whatever the fuck they want In Principal people might consider what they do dry useless dull and boring but actually alot of it is a social critique or a stab at something. Everything here was a STAB at the Movie picture industry.

Do you remember the scene in the movie before Will Ferrel runs off.

That is like Will Ferrel wanting to run away from Hollywood or pretending to not have any association with the movie, which he does. Tim and Eric who are serious people who have forged a serious movie created an element of making a joke out of everything serious.

WILL FERREL is an amazing comedian who is obviously feeling the oppressive thumb of scientology pressing down on him.

Scientology is a Hollywood based Religion. The scene where religion is shitting all over someone. Is Almost identicle to probably how Will Ferrel feels being trapped in Hollywood it's just in his position he cannot forge the ultimately offensive comedy and have direct correlation to it. This is as Close as he's ever gotten. Funny or Die is part of his dream of subterfuge. That Scene is then followed by Negotiations of Leaving Your Business Partner. A Sketch, which if you really think about it, is probably the kind of severance package anyone would want from Hollywood but is impossible to obtain. If you offend enough people You get thrown out on your ass but at least you still have all the money you earned. Thats what this was about. it was about offending people using film as a weapon to sort of slap people across the face a bit.

John C Rielly plays a man whose soul and body and mind are sick. He too also wants free of Hollywood everything in the movie, in this Mall is a Stab a Poke a Prod a REAL ONE at something in society. I love it.