I thought it was one of the funniest movies in a long time.

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In Reply to: "The Aristocrats" posted by rico on August 28, 2005 at 06:57:24:

The joke was only told about 10 times. The comedians commented on the process and how they tell the joke. Highlights for me were: Sarah Silverman's self-discovery take; Kevin Pollak's version as an impression of Christopher Walken; Bob Saget's over the top version; Dana Gould's discussion of the joke (messing up the punchline and the Amish version); Southpark's dissection of the joke; Billy the Mime's version; Eric Mead's card trick/joke; Drew Carrey's discussion of the joke; Gilbert Gottfried's bravado at presenting the joke at a Hefner roast shortly after 9/11 and many more.
What I loved was that it was intimate and there was little effort made to censor the comedians. It was a balls out movie not made sanitary for anyone's taste. Either you enjoy this off-the-wall over-the-top joke or you don't. I loved it.

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Topic - "The Aristocrats" - rico 06:57:24 08/28/05 (2)

I thought it was one of the funniest movies in a long time. - Daryl Zero 18:12:56 08/28/05 (0)

Was the joke: "My dog has no nose" ? * - mr grits 09:16:51 08/28/05 (0)

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I thought it was one of the funniest movies in a long time. - Daryl Zero 18:12:56 08/28/05 (0)

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