The Washington Post
As long as it stayed mainstream dirty it was okay, but when it t into perversions the American Psychiatric Society hasn't even named yet, it left me behind.
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The Aristocrats
A ridiculously stellar assembly of comedians (from Seinfeld's Jason Alexander to Chris Rock to Bob Sagat) compete to spin the most taboo-busting variations on the same joke - a classic backstage funny about the filthiest family act in show business. Hosted by the not so funny Penn & Teller.
The documentary - renowned for being disgusting, at times offensive, and very funny - also interviews this list of legends to deconstruct the joke, as well analyze the nature of performing comedy.
2006Rating: R18, contains offensive language & content the may offend89 minsUSA
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The Aristocrats / Reviews
New Zealand Herald
It's billed as obscene, disgusting, vulgar, vile and funny. Whether the last of those epithets applies, particularly after the first 10 minutes, may be a matter of taste.
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Hollywood Reporter
Obscene, disgusting, vulgar and vile, The Aristocrats might be the funniest movie you'll ever see.
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Empire Magazine
Guaranteed to offend, but also guaranteed to leave you in spasms of laughter.
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