Furcino

The first few shows left me feeling a little perplexed. It wasn't comedy, but rather a comically dressed person trying to express his world-views in a funny and vulgar way. With every episode, the show has become more enjoyable, but I think that the theme of exploring today's world basically stuck.

Since I was expecting more comedy, I didn't enjoy the show that much at first. I identified with some of his views, but that is not why I watched it. Gradually, the comedy part caught up with the rest. However, what I love about the show now is mainly the 'philosophy behind his mental illness'. He tries to portray the most extreme individuals as people (spoiler: 'as long as they don't have sex with animals') and, tries to open a dialogue free of condemnation. While he (or any of this) can't be taken seriously, I think he's still trying to send an important message.

The laughs are solid and I think most people will enjoy his more recent shows. I am giving this a 10/10 because I like what he's doing.

I watched the whole movie so that I would do it justice... The movie would be enjoyable if it wasn't full of 'wannabe gangster' kids that don't have any special skills or character traits that would make them interesting. The 'gangster' theme and the fact that most teenagers probably relate to these kids makes me lose hope in future generations... and I'm 23.

As some people have already said: The characters didn't develop and I saw no use for many of them. I was aware that the writers tried to justify the protagonist's behavior by the fact that he was brought up by his uncle who didn't take proper care of him but I din't care in the least. Maybe because the protagonist was smug, big-mouthed, violent and pathetic thorough the whole movie.

So in conclusion: It wasn't enjoyable to watch someone who fails at life try to look cool by killing aliens. And no... there is no excuse for becoming a wannabe gangster.