Swearnet: the movie watch online free

Unemployed stars/world famous “cussers” Mike Smith, Robb Wells and John Paul Tremblay, fed up with censorship in their lives after Trailer Park Boys, decide to start their own uncensored network on the Internet.

• Released: 29/08/2014
• Genre: Comedy
• Cast: Robb Wells, John Paul Tremblay, Scott ‘Carrot Top’ Thompson, Patrick Roach, Tom Green
• Length: 112 min
• Country: Canada
• Production: Swearnet, E1 Entertainment

Comic actors Mike Smith, John Paul Tremblay and Robb Wells portrayed the rough and tumble trio known as the Trailer. Park Boys in the hit Canadian television series of the same name, as well as in television specials and feature films. Now three acting versions of themselves, following the success of “Trailer Park,” in the funny, if uncontrollably crude, “Swearnet: The Movie.”

 

How gross?

The F-bomb is dropped 935 times—and that’s hardly the worst.

The film finds the trio stripped of the rights to their Trailer Park Boys franchise and without a mainstream channel to broadcast their outrageously profane humor. Desperate for money (even loan sharks are billed) and a place to spread their offbeat comedy styles, they went DIY and created Swearnet.com with No Limits (which the band actually did).

The paid website, run by Smith, Tremblay, Wells and a boozing mascot named Swearman (Patrick Roach), features news, reality TV battles, “Jackass”-like stuff and other stuff designed to amuse, shock and amaze — the rules and ethics of the devil

No wonder it works. until. Kind of like the movie itself. Written by Smith, Tremblay and Wells and directed by Warren P.

Sonoda, “Swearnet” musters enough cheeky energy and goofy goodwill to propel a watchable first hour before it begins to fall.

At that point, Swearnet’s mature concept is engulfed in an intersecting B-story involving a Porsche race, a hot PR girl (Mishael Morgan), a one-eyed old horndog (Howard Jerome) and a take-’em-or-leave-They’re comedians Carrot Top and Tom Green. Things get back on track with the fade out, but the lengthy closing script is a strain on patience.

• Swearnet: The Movie.”

 

• MPAA Rating: None.

 

• Duration: 1 hour, 52 minutes.

 

• Played: at AMC Universal CityWalk 19; AMC Orange 30.

 

Swearnet: The Movie (titled Swearnet) is a 2014 feature film starring Robb Wells, Mike Smith, John Paul Tremblay and Pat Roach. Together with John Dunsworth, they portray fictional versions of themselves in a short cameo. Wells, Smith and Tremblay will also reprise their roles as Ricky, Bubbles and Julian in the mid-title scene.

Conspiracy

Following the cancellation of the original show Trailer

Park Boys, Robb Wells, Mike Smith and JP Tremblay attempt to pitch original TV programming ideas to the fictional network C(u)NT, but are frustrated by management’s censorship policy. The three – now joined by Pat Roach – then embark on a mission to start their own completely uncensored Internet channel, Swearnet.com.

The mid-title scene takes place in the fictional Trailer Park Boys universe, in which Wells, Smith, and Tremblay are still the owners of Swearnet, but Ricky, Bubbles, and Julian are separate people. The scene – which takes place sometime after Swearnet Live – features the six meeting at Swearnet HQ and the Trailer Park Boys being offered a contract to continue filming.

However, Ricky signs the contract without fully understanding it; he, Bubbles, and Julian thought they’d host Swearnet instead of reviving the Trailer Park Boys. Additionally, Ricky insists that they be paid nine thousand dollars, even though Swearnet was prepared to offer them ninety. As the boys leave the Swearnet building, they see a new camera team. Ricky angrily attacks them before they all leave.

 

Rickyisms

“…this is all fine and dandy…” (instead of “dandy”)

 

“See, this is how you fucking negotiate, boys.

 

“Let’s smoke to celebrate…”

 

Well, for a movie that holds the record for the most uses of the word “whore” in a movie, it was pretty boring. Since this is my first exposure to the Trailer Park Boys, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect, but since more than a few of my friends were huge fans of the TV series, I definitely thought I will be offended. it was relatively high for them. Not to worry, there’s little I haven’t seen before, only performed by funnier and more accomplished comedians and professionals.

It’s not a total flop, there’s a plethora of vulgarities, some are really funny, but they’re peppered with bursts of material that just isn’t that original. Mike Smith, Robb Wells and JP Tremblay along with swearer Patrick Roach go to extremes and sometimes go overboard in search of laughs, it’s just a shame it doesn’t work for the entire film. This also has to be the only movie where Sebastian Bach, Carrot Top and Tom Green appear together, that’s one eclectic piece of casting… damn, they were terrible.

 

Trailer Park Boys stars Robb Wells, John Paul Tremblay, Mike Smith, and Patrick Roach, among others. With over 8 seasons, these guys have clearly developed quite a following. Based in Canada, Trailer Park Boys is a plot that follows the interactions of a group of fictional trailer park residents. But what they are really known for is their incredible amount of swearing, sexually explicit humor and pranks on each other. And since it brought them success, they are back to offer more of the same.

 

The basic premise of this so-called movie is that while trying to do something new as a post-Trailer Park Boys team, the fictional versions of the real actors discover that no one cares unless they’re willing to tone down their act. Cable stations are even looking for a softer version of their irreverent humor, but aren’t willing to pay to do what they do best. When Mike sabotages a meeting with the cable company CNT, he comes up with the idea to create their own web channel.

Even if they only get a portion of their fan base for access to the channel, giving them $5 a month makes them a lot of money. So they start recording everything to put on their new channel. This includes a lot of swearing at Robb’s girlfriend, genitalia being exposed on camera, fake news programs, and their coverage of the giant race that John Paul wants to run to honor his late father. Throw in some loan sharks, Sebastian Bach and more and you have a movie.

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