This was supposed to come out back in 2019, got pushed a few times, and then Orion sold it to Netflix.

Watched this last night and thought it was really funny. If you like Bad Grandpa this is up your alley.

I enjoyed this as well, but I wonder how often Eric Andre was recognized, even though this was made in 2019. He has a very distinct personality. Tiffany Haddish's "character outfit" made her look different though.

I noticed some scenes were edited out of sequence to tell the story (for example, the car explosion - the next shot had no smoke/fire after the explosion), but I'm ok with that. These pranks are hard to pull off.

I was hoping to see the reveal reactions of the art museum prank (car through the wall), but was disappointed that didn't appear in the credits.

I’m going to guess most people don’t have a clue who Eric Andre is.

I got a few good laughs out of this.

I watched this tonight after a buddy wouldn't stop talking about it yesterday. It was pretty funny. That gorilla scene...

My wife loved this. She was laughing her ass off up until she got too sleepy and fell asleep since we started the movie late. I'm sure she'll finish it and laugh her ass off some more.

I just watched this, it was pretty good. Reminded me a lot of the sort of scripted hidden camera comedy that Borat2 used. It’s amazing to me how many people are just willing to stand around and pull their cameras out and gawk during a disaster rather than to actually offer any help.

This movie was way funnier than I though it would be and was 10 times better than that garbage from Impractical Jokers.

That's because the actors and writers are actually good.

This was great. I was losing it during the gorilla scene as well as the Chinese finger trap scene. The finger trap one in particular was amazing. It was like a mashup of Borat and Dumb & Dumber. Loved it.