This is the kind of movie I should hate myself for laughing at. Raunchy visual gags, cheap shot jokes at God and Christianity (although not as many as I was expecting), and cursing every other minute when Seth McFarland is above that kind of cheap extreme. Fortunately the movie has hilarious slapstick, great comical timing, and acting that makes you emotionally invested in the characters in an otherwise absurd setting.
I know that I am not the target audience for this movie but it was very funny when it wasn't offending me.
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