Dirty Sanchez: The Movie
Dirty Sanchez: The Movie
| 22 September 2006 (USA)
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The Welsh nutters, Dirty Sanchez are making a movie: The concept of the film is that the Devil has heard about the dare devil nature of the Sanchez boys so he's set them the ultimate challenge, to complete stunts based on the 7 Deadly Sins or be damned to the gutter forever.

Reviews
Tedfoldol everything you have heard about this movie is true.
Grimossfer Clever and entertaining enough to recommend even to members of the 1%
Doomtomylo a film so unique, intoxicating and bizarre that it not only demands another viewing, but is also forgivable as a satirical comedy where the jokes eventually take the back seat.
Rio Hayward All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.
tonymurphylee From reading reviews and word-of-mouth, I heard that this was one of the most disgusting films ever made. Hell, the DVD comes with a free vomit bag! Upon watching this, there were a couple parts that were rather sick. The most infamous scene in the film in which they drink discarded fat was quite nerve racking and the scene in which one of the guys slices off the tip of their finger. Aside from that, the stunts and shocking behavior they pull is all stuff I've seen on other sketch comedy shows and in film. The gags range from pulling pranks on each other while they are sleeping, tricking each other into doing outrageous stuff for nothing, and nearly mutilating each other. Sure, they engage in homo-erotic behavior, but so does JACKASS! Their reactions to the pranks are so over-the-top and goofy that the humor is a little more accessible than usual. I will say that in one scene they murder an animal, but they end up feeling really terrible about it instead of taking sadistic glee in the act, which I'm thankful for. So overall, this really isn't that bad in my opinion.So does this offer anything that JACKASS doesn't? Well, these British guys seem to be a lot more comfortable with their friendship and each other's sexuality that a lot of people on American television, which may seem strange to some audiences. The guys in this film seem to be more aware that the stuff they do is completely stupid and won't benefit them in any way. the film tries for more of a plot than JACKASS, which is interesting. There's some semi-shocking stuff here, but nothing in it really competes with PINK FLAMINGOS in terms of sheer depravity. I guess I was expecting something more along the lines of that. Instead I watched an average screwball documentary in which guys mess around with each other's penises. If you liked JACKASS, this is pretty much in the same league. Go figure.
bringer348 I've been a big fan of jackass for years now. I hadn't known about Dirty Sanchez until recently (a bit ironic because I'm originally from the UK) but I'd saw their myspace page www.myspace.com/dirtysanchezdvd and read about how popular it was in the UK so I decided to check it out for myself. I haven't seen the entire movie yet (just a few scenes) but I have seen some of the shows and I find these guys much more enjoyable than the jackass crew. You can tell these guys are just insane and unlike the jackass crew at times (I still love jackass, don't get me wrong) these guys come of as entirely sincerely insane at times. Just incredible to watch really.
Jackson Booth-Millard Following the success of the show on TV, it was impossible to escape making a movie. The film starts with the three Welsh guys, and one British guy, killing themselves in one of their stunts, and they go to Hell. The Devil (Howard Marks) tells them they can have their lives back if they travel the world and perform the seven deadly sins with their dare-devil stunts, pranks and bad behaviour, or be damned to Hell forever. Through the film they go to the UK for Sloth, Moscow, Russia for Anger (Wrath), Bangkok, Thailand for Lust, Ko Phi Phi, Thailand for Envy, Tokyo, Japan for Pride, Mexico for Gluttony and the Dominican Republic for Greed. Starring Matthew Pritchard, Lee Dainton, Dan Joyce (the British one) and Pancho (Mike Locke). It is a really over the top film, but it is not really as good as the normal show. Okay!
jonathanbrickell-1 even as a big fan of the series i found this hilarious. it was a no holds barred roller-coaster of sickness, depravity and listening to the audience gasp out aloud oh my god. i loved this film but it is really extreme and only for certain depraved people like myself. i wouldn't want to ruin it for those of you who have yet to see it but be prepared to be extremely shocked and rocked to the core. this makes jackass look like nothing. Dainton, pancho, pritchard and joycey have really revelled in this film and you can see it.i would recommend this film to anyone with a strong stomach and a very open mind.go see it, enjoy it, laugh out loud and try to stop yourself from being sick due a mixture of hard laughing and watching the amazing spectacle unfold in front of you. i just don't know where the get their ideas from