InspireGato Film Perfection

Roman Sampson One of the most extraordinary films you will see this year. Take that as you want.

Paynbob It’s fine. It's literally the definition of a fine movie. You’ve seen it before, you know every beat and outcome before the characters even do. Only question is how much escapism you’re looking for.

Cristal The movie really just wants to entertain people.

Tommy Nelson 1998-1999-27 episodes: run length 5-10 minutes.2002-13 episodes. 30 mins.2005-????-15-30 minute long episodes.This is a different show! In 1998, the IFC showed Greg the Bunny shorts that were pretty lame, and I didn't much like them. In 2002, Greg the Bunny along with Eugene Levy, Seth Green, Sarah Silverman and Dina Spybey. It was OK, but censered, therefore didn't have enough language or crudity that they could use. Now, Greg has been brought back, first in 30 minute long special called Fur on the Asphalt, then with behind the scene pardies of Pulp Fiction and Easy Riders. The two new spoofs were very funny, because Greg acts like an idiot and Warren acts like a jerk. Count Blah stars in the 2002 Fox version and is a reccuring character in the 1998 and 2005 version. I highly recommend this show! Catch new episodes on IFC every Friday night.original 1998-my review-3/5 stars. Too short and not enough laughs. TV PG.2002 version-my review-4/5 stars. Funny and interesting, but a little too repetitive. TV PG to TV 14DLS.2005 version-my review-4.5/5 stars. Other than the Fur on the Asphalt, these episodes are hilarious! Warren's great. TV MA to TV MADLS. warning-contains F-words and some fairly strong sexual content.

Aaron Meyer This is/was one of the funniest shows I've seen. There are intellectual bits thrown in every once in a while, but the show was stolen time and again by two of the supporting puppets: Warren Demontague/Professor Ape and Tardy the Turtle. Between Warren's incessant solipsism and Shakespearean flair and Tardy's .... can't quite describe it - but it's funny, the show has enough packed into it that it is possible to ignore the more forced parts of the father/son dynamic.The human cast is perfect, and interact with the puppets in such a manner as to make you almost believe that the puppets are real. It's particularly funny to see Bob Gunton, a.k.a. the Warden from the Shawshank Redemption as Junction Jack. It would have been wonderful to see the interplay develop between the humans and 'fabricated Americans' but alas Fox decided against it. Still, with a return to it's IFC roots coming in June, at least there'll be some Greg for people to watch.The puppeteers themselves really made the show come alive, despite Greg's eye implants midway through. Personally, I felt that Victor Yerrid's Tardy's bodily expressions were worth th price of the DVD by themselves. Unbelievably funny time and again.I especially recommend the extras 'Puppet Auditions' and 'Tardy's Letter,' which made me laugh painfully hard. The characters' commentary while you check out the menu screens is funny to hysterically so, and worth waiting until the audio loops.Can't recommend it higher. If you like the Family Guy, Robot Chicken, Aqua Teen Hunger Force or the like, you'll love Greg the Bunny. Also great for fans of Seth Green, Eugene Levy, Sarah Silverman, Bob Gunton, and Dina Waters. It's worth the rental price, at least.

wolvsrain yeah, junction jack is good but so are all the other non-puppet actors. i don't think he 'tolerated' anyone. everything they do is so goofy and silly and off the wall that any one actor treating the others like indulgent little children is really beside the point. Seth Green is so great as GB's sidekick. he doesn't get in the bunny's way and he lets GB get all the attention. yeah the girls are sexy and i don't see what your problem with sluts is. basically they're all good--that show is flawless.besides, Greg the bunny is so cute! i'd go out with him. but since it's off the air i watch adult swim. aqua teen hunger force is a riot and inuyasha and kagome are totally cute. i want to ride my bike and suddenly end up with some hot half demon.

saimahuq I loved this show! The funniest characters were the puppets (fabricated Americans) who interacted on the same level as the humans, were just as vain and ridiculous as any other celebrity. They all graduated from Harvard (as they sing in the opening credits) and have started this kids' show. The humans weren't all that as characters, but the writing was great. In one episode, Greg the Bunny is competing with Jimmy (Seth Green) for the attentions of Laura, a lovely female reporter. Greg imperiously tells Jimmy (as Laura only has eyes for the star of the show), "A vanilla cappuccino. Make that happen!" To which Jimmy bitterly says "Yeah, I could make a lot of things happen to your vanilla cappuccino." Another favorite line is when someone accuses Count Blah of being a rip-off of Sesame Street's "the Count". "HE is the fake! His accent is fake! I am from Transylvania -- HE is from New Jersey!"Or when one character laments "This party isn't going to be like that time you all came to my house and cleaned out my liquor cabinet!" and another one says "THAT was an intervention!"Yeah, boozing puppets -- gotta love it!