Well no comments about it only if you want to have some fun watch it, but the screenplay could be better. Well for a laugh is good.

Post-apocalyptic satire - you had me at hello. I had no idea what this film was and I couldn't stop laughing through the entire thing.

The film generalizes everyone's subculture within the United States and shows Mike Judge's views on...
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Post-apocalyptic satire - you had me at hello. I had no idea what this film was and I couldn't stop laughing through the entire thing.

The film generalizes everyone's subculture within the United States and shows Mike Judge's views on whats wrong with all of us. Pretty blatant, pretty funny.

Just about the funniest depiction of police I have ever seen.

an idea that has been done before (some one geting frozen and wakes up in the futur) but this adds a very origonal idea every one got stupider and stupider over time instead of smarter like a lot of sci-fi fan would say.
this film was...
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an idea that has been done before (some one geting frozen and wakes up in the futur) but this adds a very origonal idea every one got stupider and stupider over time instead of smarter like a lot of sci-fi fan would say.
this film was probobly the film of year 2006.

Idiocracy may just be the best film that uses one joke constantly ever made. It manages to take a joke, base the whole movie around it, and not end up getting repetitive. Now that's a feat.

Basically, a guy wakes up in a future where...
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Idiocracy may just be the best film that uses one joke constantly ever made. It manages to take a joke, base the whole movie around it, and not end up getting repetitive. Now that's a feat.

Basically, a guy wakes up in a future where slack-jawed yokels have become the dominant humans. It's almost frighteningly realistic without even trying to be. Hell, I bet Ass: The Movie will be a reality within the next decade, the way things are going.

This film is probably one of the funniest I've seen recently, right next to Hot Fuzz. There never really was a single boring moment in this movie.

Idiocracy may just be the best film that uses one joke constantly ever made. It manages to take a joke, base the whole movie around it, and not end up getting repetitive. Now that's a feat.

Basically, a guy wakes up in a future where...
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Idiocracy may just be the best film that uses one joke constantly ever made. It manages to take a joke, base the whole movie around it, and not end up getting repetitive. Now that's a feat.

Basically, a guy wakes up in a future where slack-jawed yokels have become the dominant humans. It's almost frighteningly realistic without even trying to be. Hell, I bet Ass: The Movie will be a reality within the next decade, the way things are going.

This film is probably one of the funniest I've seen recently, right next to Hot Fuzz. There never really was a single boring moment in this movie.

What can I say, this movie gets better every time i watch it... In fact IMO it is way better then Office Space which the only truly amusing part of Office was Milton, but I'd already seen all of his animated shorts so it wasn't that funny... but...
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What can I say, this movie gets better every time i watch it... In fact IMO it is way better then Office Space which the only truly amusing part of Office was Milton, but I'd already seen all of his animated shorts so it wasn't that funny... but in Idiocracy, I laughed at quite a few moments through out the movie... "You are an unfit mother. Your children will be placed in the care of Carl's Jr."... and the classic "I ain't never seen no plants grow out no toilet before."

Dissapointed me highly in many aspects. I think what really dissapointed me was the poor acting. If it never had Luke Wilson it would have been a poor loss to the Hollywood beaurex of movies. I did laugh but usually in comedies i luagh out loud...
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Dissapointed me highly in many aspects. I think what really dissapointed me was the poor acting. If it never had Luke Wilson it would have been a poor loss to the Hollywood beaurex of movies. I did laugh but usually in comedies i luagh out loud and in Idiocracy i never laughed out loud. i think this deserves a much lower rating than i gave it but i never really did understand american slapstick with retard humor. it wasn't funny.

Mike Judge, apparently still trying to do things since the Beavis and Butthead and King of the Hill. Alright, I'll admit to loving Office Space, but he's certainly not a juggernaut in his own right, and of course, that was in 1999. Luckily, he...
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Mike Judge, apparently still trying to do things since the Beavis and Butthead and King of the Hill. Alright, I'll admit to loving Office Space, but he's certainly not a juggernaut in his own right, and of course, that was in 1999. Luckily, he actually managed a pretty funny movie with Idiocracy, unfortunately, the film had nearly no marketing.

This is the first point I'll talk about, because it's annoying. The movie was distributed by 20th Century Fox. The movie does not do much to help the image of large corporations, showing the future of companies like Starbucks as handing out handjobs, and Fuddruckers name slowly morphed into **** Carl's Jr.'s new motto becomes Fuck you, I'm eating", supplanting their "Don't bother me, I'm eating." Most notable is that they depict Fox News as being hosted by beefy wrestlers and having little actual news content. The end result was that the film had a limited release in only 125 theaters, a far cry from the typical 2500-3000 theater release. There were no posters, no ads, no trailers. It seems that they did everything they could be keep the film quiet. Which is really too bad.

Now, on to the actual film. The movie starts out with a montage of videos with powerful voice over, it describes the way that stupid humans seem to procreate much faster than those with some level of intellect. It uses humorous charts and various clips of an oversexed hilbilly.

From there, we are set-up for the rest of the movie, where an Army Sergeant, an meager man who when confronted with the "Lead, follow, or get out of the way" speech, will simply move away into obscurity so as not to draw attention to himself. He's taken from his job as an Army librarian, and given to a military experiment. He's supposed to be frozen for 1 year, to prove that the system works, allowing the government to freeze they're most impressive soldiers during times when they're not being used, so that they can be unfrozen when they are actually needed. The idea is to test this on someone who is completely unremarkable in every way so as to not lose an asset. There's also a hooker who goes under at the same time. Due to a snafoo, the project is dismantled and the Army base is bulldozed. They are never unfrozen.

We watch as 500 years pass, people get stupider, and keep breeding. The pair end up as part of a massive landfill, which are huge towering mountains. Apparently they are prone to avalanche, which is apparently one of several problems now plaguing humanity.

Everyone is stupid, and our hero turns out to be the smartest person on the planet. He is retained by the President to fix all the worlds problems, he's given a week. The main problems are that crops aren't growing and the country is plagued by massive sand storms.

The former Sergeant realizes, that while he's not brilliant, he realizes that the problem seems to be coming from the liberal use of Brawndo, an energy drink that has supplanted water in every application. As a matter of fact, water is only used in toilets.

The movie is pretty funny, and actually has a decent enough message, which will probably be lost on the cretinous mouth-breathers about which the film is written. But, there's enough jokes that even stupid people will laugh and point, while trying not to spill their beer.

I thought this movie was hilarious. All the details of what the future will be like really made this a non-stop laugh fest. The only thing at all negative to say is that the narrator seems to pop up when he's not needed, which is a very minor...
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I thought this movie was hilarious. All the details of what the future will be like really made this a non-stop laugh fest. The only thing at all negative to say is that the narrator seems to pop up when he's not needed, which is a very minor problem. The future for this movie is that it will be considered a classic.