Fat Pizza (2003)

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

One of my all time favorites.

Let's be realistic.

what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

This is a fantastic film showing the true genius of Paul Fenech in his earlier comedies. The plot line is relatively simple, but works very well and adds a perfect tie in to the show between Seasons 2 and 3. Whilst possibly not as good as the show it is definitely a great movie for any fan of Australian Ethnic comedy. The film is not for everyone, people from outside Australia may have difficulty understanding the film, many people say, that as a result of this, the film is bad and appeals to no one, but, the film applies to the lives of 7.5 Million People in Australia and there would certainly be onlookers of these 7.5 Million people whose interpretation would be different, but still would find it comedic. Overall, a fantastic film and well worth a watch if you believe that you would 'get it'.

This movie is insane... Haven't ever seen so bad movie ,if you wanna see the worlds worst movie ,then this is it!!!! If you wanna know which movie is good ,you have to see the worst!!! All group who is involved in this movie must be ....!!!!! There is no storyline ,very bad actors.. Sorry Paul Fenech but please don't do more movies ,this is madness. I call people to vote this movie "Bad movie for all the time". I hope i have warn people ,that you may go crazy ,if you watch this movie to the end!! Thats advisory opinion.I don't wanna insult no-one ,but there's must be a best movie and the worst!!I can't say even one thing ,what was right in this movie! Sorry.

This movie is a fully sick ule. A real Aussie comedy with everything you could ask for. Heaps of sex, drug use, chicks, violence and ethnic humour goes to good use in the best Aussie movie of 2003 (and possibly of all time), that really makes me laugh everytime I see it. Paul Fenech has come a long way since his time as a cleaner at SBS, and now has evolved his great idea pinch into a great cult comedy that even gets a couple of laughs from people who hate the show.All polictally correct whingers, wankers and whiners are not invited to this chick fest as Sleek, Paulie, Rocky, Habib, Bobo, and newcomer, skip Davo Dinkum go on all their usually funny adventures getting ready for Bobo's wedding with his mail order bride. A must see for every wog, with sick burnouts, hot chicks, sex, subwoofers and fast cars to please even the most conservative ethnic.If your a fan of the TV show, or just out for a quick laugh, see it ya zibt. You'd be an absolute stooge if ya missed it.

It's been said that this movie sets Australian culture back 20 years. Whoever said that (I read it somewhere, but can't remember where) has his/her head in his/her armpit. It's the side of Australian culture outsiders rarely see. Illegal immigrants ARE arriving in leaky boats. Police ARE unfairly targeting ethnic minorities. Fast-food corporations (eg McDoggles) ARE being mean to the little guy (and I don't just mean Pauly). People ARE making speed in their backyards. Backpackers ARE being murdered.Though I'm sure that, when these things occur in the real world, they are nowhere near as funny as they are in Fat Pizza. This movie is utterly hilarious from beginning to end. Sure, the humour may not be everyone's cup of tea. I certainly wouldn't feel comfortable watching it with my Nanna.It's unfair to say there is no structure to the plot. There is. Just not a standard one. Which, in this age of Hollywood formula, should be regarded as a good thing. This movie breaks the rules, baby!If you enjoy watching the Pizza TV show on SBS, you'll have a blast. It's longer, with more jokes and cameos crammed in. A family-size Pizza, if you like.If I had to choose between Fat Pizza and Kangaroo Jack as a representation of Australian culture, I'd choose Fat Pizza in a second.