" The Aristocrats" is the name of a joke cl & # 225; musician in English-speaking cultures. It has a very loose end, and generally is in very bad taste. What is special about this joke as to have made a documentary about? For an hour and a half a hundred comedians tell the joke related anecdotes, historical references, different variations, and above all, his own version.
all starts with the visit of an individual to a talent agency. The individual presents an overview of a number which has been working with his family, including pets. The issue includes a long list "of Cluj " sexual perversion and violence, and ends with a startled officer asked incredulously name number, to which the individual answers: "Ah, yes! We call it 'The Aristocrats'. "
No comedian in his right mind would dare to tell it in public or on television (" , or perhaps you?), but every actor knows it very well, and is capable of presenting including a personal touch. It is used as a warm-up before a performance, even as a source of competition in private parties (to see who is able to tell including the largest number of family members and "innovation" and lengthening the time of filing the same time maintaining the interest of stakeholders.
In particular, I remember especially several scenes that left me breathless, or at the edge of pee in your pants: Bob Saget (the widower father of "Gummy Parent") surprises as descriptive of their release and used obscene language. Nobody would say, by the type of jobs that appear, but from what I have to gossip Bob has the "dirtiest mouth business." The kids in South Park not have waste (you can see on the trailers page RottenTomatoes ). Of course, what counts is Cartman, the fat pervert, the child is packed, and the room is very difficult to understand the background laughter of the pubic, but several words clearly highlight key that makes this version one of the most impressive. A mime is a joke on the street, a magician will delight your audience telling the joke at the same time discover the letters gradually ... Another is going to be hard to forget is the version of Mario Cantone making Liza Minelli: to die of laughter.
A jewel of contemporary cinema, full of twists, puns and winks at the viewer, in principle, different adaptations of the joke should not be too difficult translated into English, but I doubt that the best team of voice actors in this documentary could treat effectively, giving full meaning and being true to the spirit of the film.
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