WARNING OFFENSIVE: The movie trailer for "Ted"

[Lucid]

I hate Family Guy, but I went and saw this last weekend. DH wanted to see it, and I wasn't sure what he was even talking about when he mentioned "the teddy bear movie", until I was in the theater. Only then did I vaguely remember some thread here on WS including the words "Ted" and "offensive". I hadn't actually ventured into the thread before

But the movie was surprisingly enjoyable. It was definitely a step (or a few) above Family Guy, although it was the same type of humor. Some parts I thought were funny, others I did not... but even those lesser parts weren't horrible, they were just not my type of humor. But I really enjoyed Mark Wahlberg

 

[Melanie]

Yah, I was a bit dissapointed. All the best bits are out in trailers -- the actual movie as a whole is pretty "eh". I guess I was expecting it to be really funny throughout though.

MOO

Mel

 

[keeponsearching]

I am going to wait for it to be released to redbox. I think it looks funny. I love comedy movies but almost everyone the ending is stupid and predictable. I do watch some of Seth shows.

 

[CarrieBean]

My Mother and Aunt went to see this movie and liked it. My Son is taking me tonight for my BD. :rocker: Everyone I've talked to so far has liked it. I'm not expecting it to be anything more than ridiculous, but funny.

 

[Steely Dan]

My Mother and Aunt went to see this movie and liked it. My Son is taking me tonight for my BD. :rocker: Everyone I've talked to so far has liked it. I'm not expecting it to be anything more than ridiculous, but funny.

BBM

That's pretty much it.

 

[Cortne]

We loved it in my family but we are kinda wicked that way lol.
I also enjoyed a great but offensive poster sent from a friend that says 'PED' w Sandusky. Heh. Ill spare evvbody.

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[CarrieBean]

We went to the early show. There were some pretty raunchy parts, but overall it was pretty flippin' funny. I give it a thumbs up. :thumb:

 

[deoneta]

I have very low brow taste in comedies. I love Talledega Nights, and I still snorfle when I think of Rip Torn throwing wrenches in Dodgeball or Rodney Dangerfield repeatedly saying "Dean Martin" in Back to School. I haven't seen this movie and don't plan on it. It's become a running joke between my husband and me to say, "I'm sure it's a good movie, but it's no Ted." I do like Mila. I loved her selfish, vain, brainless character on That Seventies' Show. I like Mark, too. The trailer makes me think it's too racy for children and too dumb for adults so what is the target audience? I don't mind offensive if offensive is funny. I think it's the smarmy tone that puts me off.