Fart: A Documentary

I definitely didn't know what to expect with this documentary, but I found it funny and even a little educational lol. Whether people like it or not, EVERYONE farts, it's a natural bodily function. There's not enough laughter in life, so there's no need for fart haters. If their hilarious sounds &/or seeing people's reactions to them can make you laugh, then every explosive gas bubble is worth it! FMAO!

This is one of those topics that you either find hilarious, or discussing. I know in my family, it is the former. We can sit around and laugh for hours about farting.

The great thing about the film, is you can watch it with the entire family. From the youngest kid, to your grandparents, they will all enjoy it equally. Just don't take it too seriously. It's fun, and you'll have a great conversation afterward.

This is a documentary that lasts way way way way too long. The subject is somewhat 'odd' but surely interesting. Everybody farts. Everybody has similar emotions, opinions and views on the matter. Everybody has laughed about it.

Where this documentary goes completely wrong is the people that are being interviewed. Half of them have no obvious reason to be there, they are just random people. Most of them lack anything interesting to say. Scientifically the documentary offers little. It just a bunch of church-goers talk about farts, which could be fine, if they where anywhere near interesting.

Halfway through the laughs are over, as the same footage is used over and over again. The first 20 minutes are interesting and will make the average person laugh, it will invoke reactions, it will draw your attention. But then it all goes to farts and the documentary starts fade and thus, as they say: ..........starts to stink.

I initially thought it was about the summer job at the laundromat but alas! This movie works for about 20 mins. then can it!

I don't understand the people giving this a bad rating. It's a movie about farting. Seriously, this documentary gave me a good chuckle. It's a comedy documentary, so just take it for what it is and don't give it a low rating because you're a prude. It's a fun documentary, similar to Nick Cage's History of Swear Words. Just watch it-it's funny. It's fart jokes. It's exactly what we need right now: something silly to laugh at. This is a fun documentary about something everyone has experienced in their lives. Everyone farts, and everyone laughs about it. Even my 93-year-old grandma laughed at fart jokes. So, if you think fart jokes are stupid and rate this documentary low, you're basically calling my grandma stupid, and I fart in your general direction.