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Every logo in the future is transformed in some way, except one. That's right, Fox News maintains the same logo throughout 500 years of decline. Whether the statement is that it's timeless, correlated, or responsible in some way for things being the way they are isn't addressed. The hosts of Fox News are hardly dressed either. They're little more t...

At the beginning of the movie when we're seeing Clevon's family tree erupt, there are a few questionable branches. Mike Judge's animated father and son, Hank and Bobby Hill are there. There are also some animal representatives in a dog, chimp and a goat. Lastly, despite it making zero sense unless there's more time-travel involved than we get to se...

The definition of a cult-classic in that it's original theatrical run was a blink-and-you-miss-it situation. Due to the studio not knowing how to market it, or not being willing to, it received a minuscule release to satisfy contracts and then went to DVD where it found an audience. As the world has gotten sillier and sillier it has attracted more ...

The bevy of companies who allowed their logos and names to be made fun of is unique among films. According to Mike Judge, the trick was to not pick on just one brand, but all of them equally. Similar to the time South Park couldn't say the word 'sh*t' once but were allowed to if they used it at a rate of once every '8ish' seconds. Besides Walmart a...

Whether you usually do or not, check out everyone's feet! Mike Judge had everyone wearing Crocs! His thinking was that they looked stupid and nobody in their right mind would wear them. This coincided with their actual rise in popularity. By the time the film came out after a delay, Crocs were all over the place. Perhaps the earliest case of this f...

This movie shares a strange relationship with Ricky Gervais' film The Invention Of Lying. In both films, the protagonist ends up in a position where they can simply make up whatever they like. Everyone else around them is either too trusting or simple to not believe them. Both Gervais' character and Maya Rudolph's Rita use this to get sex/avoid sex...

Only taking the role if he could remain silent to avoid a SAG card, Andrew Wilson played the legendary Beef Supreme during Monday Night Rehabilitation. This odd casting quirk came about due to Andrew having recently helped his brother Owen Wilson out of a deep depression that he blamed the Screen Actor's Guild for. Thus, he avoided getting involved...

Alumni from Mike Judge's other cult classic, Office Space, make appearances within this idiotic future. Michael Bolton/David Herman and Milton/Stephen Root both find themselves in the future. Herman as a member of President Camacho's cabinet and Root as a judge respectively. Both get to be hilarious in their relatively short parts, playing thorough...

The major takeaway you should have after watching this movie is how stupidly accurate its predictions have been! Things like electing fools into positions of power like President Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho. To companies blithely poisoning water supplies like Brawndo. To bringing in one 'smart guy' and expecting them to fix everyth...