National Lampoon's Funny Money
National Lampoon's Funny Money

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National Lampoon's Funny Money

2003
TV Show
Ended
1 Season
English

National Lampoon's Funny Money is a comedy game show that aired on GSN from June 15 to October 24, 2003. The show was hosted by stand-up comedian Jimmy Pardo, and Budd Friedman served as the announcer.

Insights

IMDb4.3/10
Director: Kirby JohnsonGenres: Comedy, Crime

Plot Summary

A group of hapless thieves attempt to pull off a heist involving counterfeit money, only to find themselves in a series of increasingly absurd and dangerous situations. As their plan unravels, they must navigate double-crosses and unexpected complications. The film follows their chaotic journey as they try to escape the consequences of their ill-fated venture.

Critical Reception

National Lampoon's Funny Money was met with overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics and had a minimal impact on audiences. It is generally considered one of the weaker entries in the National Lampoon filmography, criticized for its uninspired plot, weak humor, and uninspired execution.

What Reviewers Say

  • Widely panned for its unfunny and predictable jokes.

  • Criticized for a confusing and unengaging plot.

  • Seen as a low-budget, forgettable comedy lacking substance.

Google audience: Audience reception for 'National Lampoon's Funny Money' is largely negative, with viewers frequently citing its lack of humor and poorly developed story as major drawbacks. Many found the film to be a disappointment and a waste of time.

Fun Fact

Despite the 'National Lampoon's' title, the film was not produced by the original National Lampoon company, but rather by a company that licensed the name, leading to a dilution of the brand's once-respected comedic legacy.

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