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"You are literally crawling along the very bottom of the ocean of bad" - _Mark Kermode, BBC Radio 5live_
One of the many late-2000s witless "parodies" ([Meet The Spartans](Meet_The_Spartans), [Dance Flick](Dance_Flick) etc) that didn't actually parody anything much but just threw together some people doing vague impressions of much more famous people - impressions that were so bad it had to be explained in the credits who they were meant to be. [Mark Kermode](Mark_Kermode) described the movie as "disastrous on every level" and "like being at a really, really bad fancy dress student toga party."
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3/21/2025, 4:12:32 PM
"You are literally crawling along the very bottom of the ocean of bad" - _Mark Kermode, BBC Radio 5live_
One of the many late-2000s witless "parodies" ([Meet The Spartans](Meet_The_Spartans), [Dance Flick](Dance_Flick) etc) that didn't actually parody anything much but just threw together some people doing vague impressions of much more famous people - impressions that were so bad it had to be explained in the credits who they were meant to be. [Mark Kermode](Mark_Kermode) described the movie as "disastrous on every level" and "like being at a really, really bad fancy dress student toga party."
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"You are literally crawling along the very bottom of the ocean of bad" - Mark Kermode, BBC Radio 5live
One of the many late-2000s witless "parodies" (Meet The Spartans, Dance Flick etc) that didn't actually parody anything much but just threw together some people doing vague impressions of much more famous people - impressions that were so bad it had to be explained in the credits who they were meant to be. Mark Kermode described the movie as "disastrous on every level" and "like being at a really, really bad fancy dress student toga party."
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Disaster Movie
"You are literally crawling along the very bottom of the ocean of bad" - Mark Kermode, BBC Radio 5live
One of the many late-2000s witless "parodies" (Meet The Spartans, Dance Flick etc) that didn't actually parody anything much but just threw together some people doing vague impressions of much more famous people - impressions that were so bad it had to be explained in the credits who they were meant to be. Mark Kermode described the movie as "disastrous on every level" and "like being at a really, really bad fancy dress student toga party."