The Aristocrats
This title will be released on DVD on January 24, 2006

anybody else heard about this. it's supposed to be hilarious, but filthy dirty...
i just got a screener today, can't wait to watch it.

from imdb;
- Vile? yes. Offensive? Yes. Disgusting? Yes. Funniest movie of the year? YES!
- Tagline: No Nudity No Violence Unspeakable Obscenity

http://thearistocrats.com/

Plot Synopsis: Comedy veterans and co-creators Penn Jillette and Paul Provenza capitalize on their insider status and invite over 100 of their closest friends--who happen to be some of the biggest names in entertainment, from George Carlin, Whoopi Goldberg, Drew Carey to Gilbert Gottfried, Bob Saget, Paul Reiser and Sarah Silverman--to reminisce, analyze, deconstruct and deliver their their own versions of world's dirtiest joke, an old burlesque, too extreme to be performed in public, a long time show business, comedian inside joke/tradition called The Aristocrats.

The Cast
Chris Albrecht...Himself
Jason Alexander...Himself
Hank Azaria...Himself
Steven Banks...Billy The Mime
Shelley Berman...Himself
Lewis Black...Himself
David Brenner...Himself
Mario Cantone...Himself
Drew Carey...Himself
George Carlin...Himself
Mark Cohen...Himself
Billy Connolly...Himself
Tim Conway...Himself
Pat Cooper...Himself
Wayne Cotter...Himself
Andy Dick...Himself
Frank DiGiacomo...Himself
Phyllis Diller...Herself
Susie Essman...Herself
Carrie Fisher...Herself
Joe Franklin...Himself
Joe Garden...Himself (Staff of the Onion)
Mike George...Himself
Todd Glass...Himself
Whoopi Goldberg...Herself
Judy Gold...Herself
Eddie Gorodetsky...Himself
Gilbert Gottfried...Himself
Dana Gould...Himself
Todd Hanson...Himself (Staff of the Onion)
Tim Harrod...Himself (Staff of the Onion)
Allan Havey...Himself
Eric Idle...Himself
Dom Irrera...Himself
Eddie Izzard...Himself
Richard Jeni...Himself
Penn Jillette...Himself
Jake Johannsen...Himself
Chris Karwowski...Himself (Staff of the Onion)
Kelly Kirkle...Herself
Alan Kirschenbaum...Himself
Jay Kogen...Himself
Carol Kolb...Herself (Staff of the Onion)
Sue Kolinsky...Herself
Paul Krassner...Himself
Cathy Ladman...Herself
Lisa Lampanelli...Herself
Richard Lewis...Himself
Wendy Liebman...Herself
Bill Maher...Himself
Howie Mandel...Himself
Merrill Markoe...Herself
Jay Marshall...Himself
Jackie Martling...Himself
Chuck McCann...Himself
Michael McKean...Himself
Eric Mead...Himself
Larry Miller...Himself
Owen Morse...Himself
Martin Mull...Himself
Kevin Nealon...Himself
Taylor Negron...Himself
Rick Overton...Himself
Gary Owens...Himself
Trey Parker...Cartman/Stan
Otto Peterson...Himself
Emo Philips...Himself
Peter Pitofsky...Himself
Kevin Pollak...Himself
Paul Reiser...Himself
Andy Richter...Himself
Don Rickles...Himself
Chris Rock...Himself
Gregg Rogell...Himself
Jeffrey Ross...Himself
Jon Ross...Himself
Rita Rudner...Herself
Bob Saget...Himself
T. Sean Shannon...Himself
Harry Shearer...Himself
Sarah Silverman...Herself
Bobby Slayton...Himself
Dick Smothers...Himself
Tom Smothers...Himself
Carrie Snow...Herself
Doug Stanhope...Himself
David Steinberg...Himself
Jon Stewart...Himself
Matt Stone...Kyle/Kenny
Larry Storch...Himself
Rip Taylor...Himself
Teller...Himself
The Amazing Johnathan...Himself
Dave Thomas...Himself
Johnny Thompson...Himself
Scott 'Carrot Top' Thompson...Himself
Peter Tilden...Himself
Bruce Vilanch...Himself
Jonathan Wee...Himself
Fred Willard...Himself
Robin Williams...Himself
Steven Wright...Himself
Hugh M. Hefner...Himself
Rob Schneider...Himself

It's been in my "Saved" queue on Netflix for two months. Yeah, I'm excited.

I'm not sure it was as great as it was hyped up to be, but I did find it quite entertaining, and certainly unlike any other film I've ever seen, which to me makes it definitely worth seeing. I was afraid the gag would get old before the movie was over, but the way the movie flows and the way all these different segments are edited together was a very pleasant surprise. Also, a few of these guys I've always been huge fans of (Carlin, Jon Stewart, etc) and it was fun to see these comedians being funny in a more informal setting than you're used to seeing them. I'm curious to see what you guys think of it when you see it.

You know, this movie didn't really do too much for me. There were a couple of laugh out loud moments--the mime and Sarah Silverman for example--but other than that I felt it got pretty old. I heard someone describe it as being at a party where everyone keeps telling stories about someone not at the party; they're funny stories, but not as funny as if you actually knew the person. I think I rated it a 6/10 on IMDB.