Thanks for the memories!

The plot isn't so bad, but the pace of storytelling is too slow which makes people bored. Certain moments are so obvious and unnecessary for the main plot. I would've fast-forwarded those moments if it was an online streaming. The ending looks like implying a sequel, not sure if this movie will get one

Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

This was a good short-lived show. I remember flipping through channels and coming across this show on The Hub when that was still a thing.

I'm not sure if I'd show this to a child. While the cartoon violence is comparable to that of many kids' shows, there are some mature jokes (including references to bestiality, lots of arson, and mention of that godforsaken Canada) and very few decent role models. If you're a parent, I'd at least screen one or two episodes before letting your child watch it. This is a very clever, funny show, vastly underrated and appealing to a wide range of ages. Sure, there's the potential for offense, but I'd say it's definitely worth watching. While character growth at some point would be nice, this is one of the shows where, at the end of twenty minutes, everything is back to normal. As long as you're aware of the difference between fantasy and reality, I doubt watching Dan Vs. will drastically affect the amount of crime you commit on a yearly basis. Of course, I cannot speak for everyone: there will always be those so easily inspired/influenced/provoked (take your pick) that they interpret mention of corrupt politicians in a song as a cue for them to smear blood on the walls of their victims' houses.

It may not be for everyone, but Dan Vs. has a seriously devoted cult following, and for good reason. It's a show about an angry man who believes that the world is against him. He easily jumps to rash conclusions, and tries to get revenge on anything from the wolfman to Canada. Unlike many other cartoons on air today, Dan Vs. pushes the network censors and doesn't care about having "positive role models" or being "politically correct". This kind of show has not been seen since the 90's. It's humour is different than anything else on TV right now. It's different, but it works. Give this show a try, you may be happily surprised.

WARNING! This review contains possible spoilers to some episodes and is another one of those "Matthew Rants" reviews (please refer to my ONE MILLION AC/DC review to get a feel for one). If any one likes this show, please leave immediately! Leave as if it was something like F FOR FAKE.What is this? This show FAILS to be funny. I saw a few episodes and they were not funny. It looks like REVENGE OF THE GROUCH (who gets his comeuppance at the end). MAD, THE LOONEY TUNES SHOW, PHINEAS AND FERB and any show created by Butch Hartman look AWESOME and ENTERTAINING compared to this. The "hero" is a long suffering grouch who gets revenge on the things that annoy him. If anyone attempts to copy that stuff, would end up in a heap of trouble, or possibly behind bars! Who on their right minds would WANT to do such a thing. Most shows I grew up had a positive message and value and were very funny and delightful to watch. This one fails epically. It is a complete waste of time, money, skill, talent, and computer work. No wonder there is nothing good on TV. All the shows range from painful to watch and listen, and are negative. Would it kill the network to think outside the box. There's MATT'S MONSTERS, a cartoon from France made by the creator of ROBOTBOY. This French cartoon is funny and family/kid-friendly. GAWAYN (made by the same creator), is as funny as hell. I recommend these two (if you are living in other parts of the world). Please, for your own good, avoid this show like the plague, and I recommend watching something like TUFF PUPPY.