Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie

A nauseating child's nightmare of Sisyphean despair.

Various articles describe Tim and Eric's style as 'avant garde' but we remain unconvinced.

The laughs dry up even as the gross-out material grows more, uh, fluid.

Had Billion Dollar Movie been just eight minutes on the Funny or Die website, where Heidecker and Wareheim have often appeared, it might have worked.

The vicious mirth is hit-or-miss but contagious.

To quote an SNL sketch featuring costar and producer Will Ferrell, I don't think that legally this qualifies as cinema.

Stuff like Dobis is right up the alley you’re used to. However, the transition to R-rated material and a feature-length format isn’t quite as seamless as you’d hope. John C. Reilly is hilarious as you’d think, though.

Most of the Saturday Night Live-inspired movies proved that a joke that's funny in a five-minute sketch often isn't when it's stretched out to 90 minutes. Tim and Eric doesn't suffer from that problem.

More-or-less abhorrent swill; vapid, painful and moronic in the way it treats its audience.

"Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie" - I deserve a billion dollars for sitting through it!