Directed by
Gordon Chilltoad (Baby Got Backhair, Aggressive Monkey Claptrap Adventure Race 2)
with
Raymond Booksnot (Curling Iron Face)
Writing credits
Bruce Forsyth
Petunia Filterbronk
Graham “Flooterparp” Flooterparp II
Produced By
Mandron Hyperslumper (communicating through a hot dog bun)
Genre: Sports / Action / Love / Incest / Methematical problems / gulping (more)
Tagline: They ain’t got no medal in the olympics, but got gold medal in love (more)
Plot Outline: The British Olympic canoeing team is in a slump. But when a paperwork blunder means that a new olympic sport (498 metre projectile vomit hurdle mangling) is created, their spirits are rekindled. Together they set off for Mexico. But little do they realise that the judge for the new sport is actually a cockerspaniel named Gerald, the very cockerspaniel that the team coach left howling at the altar a decade before in a bizarre marriage ceremony in Yorkshire! Can Britain pull it together against America’s “Dream Team”? Will Edmund Pindlesnarb fall for his long lost love again? And what of Germany’s suspiciously muscly and mustachioed ladies synchronised swimming team? Only time, and the judges scorecards, will tell…
User Comments:
“I accidentally wandered into the theatre, then my gigantic ass got wedged in between the seats, so I had to watch it. It was pretty shit but there were a lot of nude scenes amd gross deaths which was awesom.” – PLayaHata
“It was cool the way the Americans were portrayed as hairless three-eyed fish-human hybrids, especially in the final aquatic battle scene. Very romantic.” – James Zinglebatch
“I busted out a nut during the credits already. ” Nutbuster 10,000
“Humna humna humna humna MEEEE shakka shakka woop woop faldrigarg grunna shitbox.”
“The lead actor’s resemblance to an industrial strength chicken-mincer is uncanny. And fucking HOT!”
“shit I just poked myself in the eye with a stick. fuck it really hurts. ow. can someone call an ambulance? not lying. shit there is stuff dribbling out of my eye now. wet stuff. ahhhh.”
User Rating: Apple/8 (1111222350 votes)
Cast overview:
Rupert Fizzerwozzer
Randolf Fandrahan
Eggbert Krilltops
Hyacinth Chumbawumba
Edmund Pindlesnarb
Monty “Gut-ripper” Gutripperz
Hammaha Sholdrake (with robotic nasal fixtures)
Lenny Kravitz
Zanzorya Vletyavitch (Russian Coach)
Jenny Krakkenbones
Bonecrusher McGee
James Mifflin
Helga Murgatroid
Arnold Swarchenegglers
Judge Falcon Matrix
Lord Steven Seagal
Elizabeth Croot
Lisa Tambourine-face
Half-digested purple, bloated turnip bobbing in the water during the swim-off
Yazz
Border Guard 5
Roberto Chiquito Ramirez de Kinchasa Mordecca
Moogra Dolalia, Ladyqueen of Mudflarb River
Latoyah Honeyweather Formaldehyde
Also Known As:
Olympic Shitspein (Germany)
Hooray for Us! (USA)
Les Olympiques Amorous Diaboliques (FRA)
Skalzobsky Ot Olympikgamz (RSA)
Orympic of Rafters (JPN)
MPAA: Rated 15 for sports-based sex innuendos, closeups of limbs that could be mistaken for giant penises, animal mating scenes and tragic deaths involving over-ripe vegetables.
Runtime: 9412 min / North Africa 7 hrs
Country: England, USA, Ancient Greece
Language: English, Kurdu, Bleating, Knock-knock, who’s there.
Trivia:
- The directors Chilltoad and Booksnot had a pathalogical hatred for women. This made things somewhat awkward between them and all female cast members except Hyacinth Chumbawumba who sported a full beard and wide shoulders.
- The British Board of Film Classification debated for six months over whether or not to include the vegetable sex scenes. Although no genitals were actually shown, the four hour fruit and vegetable orgy scene, where half peeled cucumbers would thrust into hollowed out watermelons, was ultimately considered to be morally wrong and therefore cut.
- Actor’s Trademark: Monty “Gut-ripper” Gutripperz ripping out his guts and then eating them.
- Director’s Trademark: Sporting events used as policitical platforms, and closeups of chicken, pork and leather being surrupticiously minced up and turned into hamburger meat then handed out to unsuspecting children while the chef rubs his oily hands in glee.
- The crowd in the Olympic stadium was made up of 99% real humans. The other 1% was an unidentified brown and pink sludge held together by thin rods of frozen hummus.
- The directors’ decision to have the final scene of the film overdubbed in a coarse form of Swedish and supply only Czech subtitles rubbed more than a few people the wrong way, including me, you, and the guy who you met at the supermarket last week with a moustache that made him look a little like Freddie Mercury if you squinted your eyes and tilted your head but who was a very nice chap nonetheless and under the right circumstances (dinner, a glass or two of wine, a spoonful of half-melted cheesecake) could have charmed the underpants right off your furry plums.
- Actor’s Trademark: Roberto Chiquito Ramirez de Kinchasa Mordecca projectile vomiting on the back-end of a buffalo while doing the Riverdance
- The directors habit of riding two horses at the same time (quote) “really pissed off Steven Seagal, who considered himself the only guy macho enough to tame two noble stallions.”
- Directors trademark: The camera spinning around and around, zooming in and out on a decomposing foot, while nausea-inducing violin music is played in reverse and a lizard can be heard coughing.
- Directors trademark: High-speed film clips of apes ironing clothes while flaming underpants fall gracefully to the floor, to the sound of an otter chewing a water-buffalo’s face off HARD.
- Actors trademark: Lisa Tambourine-face headbutting herself in the face.
- Actors trademark: Jenny Krakkenbones putting shoes on her hands, walking on her hands, and barking like a dog.
- Hyacinth Chumbawumba accidentally inhaled a sausage during the pole-vaulting championship scene, but managed to finish the scene in one take. The sausage was later airbrushed out in post-production, as was Chumbawumba’s beard and her third eye.
Goofs:
- Revealing mistakes: In the dolphin circumsicion scene, the dolphin’s nostril hairs can be seen dangling precariously from Judge Falcon Matrix’s jaunty bowler hat.
- Incorrectly regarded as goofs: In the pole-vaulting final round, Austrain powerhouse Marlon Von Trangleslit actually takes first, second and third place. Critics argue that this is physically impossible, but they forget the magical spell weaved by Edmun Pindersnarb during the seance scene that allowed multiple realities to manifest themselves in the weeping sores of an old man’s boobies, or anything.
- Continuity: In the opening scene, Fred Savage’s father is decapitated by a dustbin lid flying across the screen. Blood splashes against the entire cast and the camera zooms in on his gurgling corpse. However in the very next scene, at the Battle of the Bands in the High School, Savage’s father appears not only as himself but as the drummer for “Mounting Confusion” and the (female) singer of “Frustrated Period Glasshouse”
- Due to a mixup with the scripts, characters often perform each other’s lines instead of their own. This is most noticeable in the scenes where the character of the dinosaur talks about himself in the third person with an Austrian accent.
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