Best Line in the Movie

The point is you think your "opinion" trumps other's opinions, this is cinema, it's about tastes. And studios greenlight movies all the time that don't make much money. The day they produce only movies which will be blockbusters, I will quit watching movies.

Like I said, it's "OK" if you don't like it, but to call other people dumb because we disagree with you, well, that reflects more on your mindset than anyone else... just saying. Goodbye.

***So I've seen 4 movies/wk in theatre for a 1/4 century, call me crazy?**

Yeah I loved the movie, despite it weirding me out from time to time. I know a few other people that love it and about the same amount the hate it. The rest of the people I know didn't see it. Yes, the studio would be unwilling to release a movie that makes no money, but no ones arguing that. A movie being generally distributed with a big budget and well known actors still doesn't mean that the film was engineered for "mass consumption". Perhaps the advertising was, but you'd have to be a child to think they made the movie with no intention but to make money. The made less than half of what 'Year One' made in the box office, and couldn't even compare with 'Hop' and the money that film raked in. You wanna talk about films engineered for 'mass consumption'? Look for the obviously rushed films trying to make a certain release, usually holiday. 'Piranha' to me is the best example of a rushed film made for 'mass consumption' for the beer addled, high school and college idiots. 'Your Highness' has been throughly misunderstood and misjudged, but the pretentious lot like yourself [broad and commercial comedy for idiots, so I must've loved it] are going out of your way to bash it for the same reason I see your lot hating 'Hot Tub Time Machine'. It seems like you losers are opposed to having a good time. There's a lot of films I hate, usually from a writing stand point, or just general logic, but when a film is just trying to do something different with a lot of funny people and a goofy idea I see the film for what it is. An excuse to laugh. There are plenty of laughs in 'Your Highness', unless you have a burr up your ass [which from what I've seen, a strong 30-40% of IMDb users do] you wont be laughing, you'll be doing whatever it is miserable people do while comedies are playing. This movie tried to take a genre that was making no strides, or even movements, and infuse it with the stoner comedy genre. It's 'Clash Of The Titans' with a bong. And quite frankly, it is the kind of film thats better with a bong. Stoner comedies, especially in the last 5 years, have a style of humor focused on people with wide ranges of humor, or flat out stoned people. Even the end of Pineapple Express had me a little bit angry [With the guns and all that *beep* and my friend told me I should've been blazed to see it. I tried this weeks later and I did, in fact, laugh at the climax of the film, where at first I had been grimacing. 'Your Highness' lets you know going in what'll make the film spectacular, in fact the answer is the title. But I watched this movie a second time sober as a bird, and still thought Danny McBride, Justin Theroux, James Franco, and the little bastard that played Courtney were hilarious and Natalie Portman and Zooey Deschanel did their best in frankly limited roles. The problem I had with this movie was it's made as a guy film, and I think did a decent job justifying it with romantic moments and heartfelt scenes between Franco and McBride. Out of all films made to 'make money', even the weakest are easy to spot because they actually make money. Hollywood doesn't often make this mistake in the last few years. Movies that wont sell as much in theaters but will be huge in DVD sales, they're not made for the money, they wouldn't be because they wont see the money quick enough. This was intended on either being a sleeper hit or a DVD powerhouse. A cult classic if you will. And with all of the unnecessary negative verbal diarrhea I've seen spewed all over this film, well, thats usually step one.

Sorry you didn't laugh at this movie. Just remember it's your loss, not our mistake.