Title: Skitzophrenia
Director: Jaymond
Reviewer: Tuna Hematoma

Depth - 5/15
Animation - 3/10
Music - 4/10
Sound Effects - 4/10
Balance - 2/10
Innovation - 1/10
Extras - 3/5
Total - 22/70 (1.5 Fish)



Hey, Humourville, meet something beyond not funny.
This movie gave me a total eye work out... BECAUSE I KEPT ROLLING THEM
LOL... okay, that was lame, but not as lame as this whole movie. I 
kept rolling my eyes at the sheer painfulness of "comedy" in this movie.
Normally, I find lame comedies funny... but this just didn't work at all. I almost
stopped watching it, but I continued on because I had nothing else better to do.
At first, I thought this was just going to be a "joke" movie, because at the very
beginning there's this guy running towards the screen and he sounds like he's
either passing gas or about to get raped by a 300 pound black man... but I was
wrong, it was just a stupid beginning.

The only thing that made me laugh was the guy who broke his leg (the only
stupid humour part that worked for me) and the shot at the worst skit ever being
"Story Time with Bryn", because that was a horrible skit in Baked Goods!!!
But, the Bryn skit has close compeition with the disgustingly horrible 
"C.O.B.S." skit in this movie! It was just unbearable to watch! It just got 
me mad... it went on for so damn long too... or at least it seemed like it. 

Other horrible things was the guy who was hungry kept asking for food, I mean
yeah, I get it, the guy is fat and wants lots of food! But he kept coming back! BAH!
The thing that annoyed me the most, was the extremely long pauses throughout
the whole movie... I understand that sometimes you need to do that for a certain
comedic effect... but.... this.... was... just... really... stupid... and... I... wish...
it... would... just... stop...

I was actually looking forward to this, as a lot of comments were, "LOL! GREAT 
MOVIE!" but I was let down big time as each skit went on... and on.... and on... 
I do not recommend anyone to get this, as it was trying to be like Dean Francis' 
"Humourville" but just failing every single way possible. Stealing the words of Whitey
mocking Andres, this was an abortion of a comedy.