Quasi

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Jimmy D. @beave27 Feb 15 I love this group of friends they always make funny movies. The jokes couldn’t have been better. The movie could’ve been a little bit shorter though. See more Dennis L @RT62379653 Aug 24 A little reminiscent of a million ways to die in the west but stands on its own in true Broken Lizard fashion. The absolute absurd take on a classic tale is unexpectedly hilarious and has some great quotables. Loved it! See more Ian C @RT26477539 10/31/2024 It's an entertaining movie. A good Broken Lizard tale, relatable to the classic Club Dread. See more Ben D @RT87620530 10/31/2024 I’ll try anything Broken Lizard puts out there, even if Super Troopers 2 was so bad I can’t remember a single moment from the movie, and even if the troupe hasn’t made anything notable since the 2000s (FTR, I have not seen their sitcom, Tacoma FD). All of that being said, I love these guys and Quasi, although having really nothing to do at all with Hugo’s famous deformed creation, is peppered with enough laughs it’s worth the stream (Hulu). Quasimodo (Steve Lemme), the Hunchback of Notre Dame (although they don’t even use stock footage of Paris or the famed cathedral, for some reason…), spends his days toiling away in a torture chamber, where he is credited with creating the infamous “rack”. After a gesture of good-will from his friend (or simply a roommate, depending on who and when you ask), Duchamp (Kevin Heffernan), “Quasi” finds himself in the middle of a Venn diagram concerning love and murder with the King of France (Jay Chandrasekar), the Queen of France (Adrienne Palicki), and the Pope (Paul Soter). It’s dumb-funny with a pretty good gag concerning Michel’s (Erik Stolhanske) height. Given the frequent torture-chamber settings and the troupe’s label for “gross-out humor,” I was expecting some grosser moments, but outside of one notable scene concerning Duchamp’s scrotum, the violence is pretty tame and likely speaks more to the budget than the desires of the creators. In fact, the whole movie felt pretty low budget compared to Beerfest and even The Slammin’ Salmon. I was going to say that I was surprised Brian Cox did the brief narrations, but then I remembered he is actually in Super Troopers. Would I’ve wanted to see the incredible, theater-trained actor playing either The King of France or the Pope in a Broken Lizard movie? Yes, but, perhaps for culture’s sake, we’re just not ready for that. See more Ben H @RT69741741 09/30/2024 I personally really enjoyed this! It made me laugh so many times, plenty of fun humour and writing. It was really a great take on the hunchback of Notre dame story. They clearly put a lot of work into the set design and his hump actually looked realistic so pretty great makeup effects. Loved the multiple roles played by the same actors, it was probably even more fun to be a part of that film but I seriously loved it! See more Eddie M @RT54432479 08/08/2023 Funny stuff, definitely worth a watch and one of their better movies See more Read all reviews

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