A Masterpiece!

Easily the biggest piece of Right wing non sense propaganda I ever saw.

While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.

It could be defined in many way. as amusing, shocking, provocative, cruel. or just fun. as fall of idols in the cage of jokes. or as Ashton Kutcher show. in fact, a slice of American culture. not good, not worse. in essence, for give a reasonable verdict zou must be real subjective. so, a sort of Candid Camera for stars. strange, eccentric and result of a hard work of the team.

So tricking people into believing something terrible or catastrophic has happened to them is funny? What was really striking about Justin Timberlake being tricked into believing all his property had been seized was his muted response when he realized the truth. He knows a genuine reaction would be seen as uncool in the industry, but his rage and sense of betrayal were tangible. He broke character long enough to order the crew to put his truck down and leave (they ignored him, at least on camera.)In fact, the show depends on people not responding as any normal human would. Oh, I forgot, these are celebrities and this is America.I guess I want to live in a different world than than the producers of this very cruel and misguided show. But you know they did the pilot and got positive test screenings (with the same young men that play first person shooter video games?) and got the green light. How about a show where people are tortured or killed? I'm sure there's an audience.The sponsors should think twice before paying to have their products featured after this junk. And poor Ashton Kutcher, what actor in his right mind would host this? OK, I'll just flip over to the BBC and see images of the famine in Somalia. No tricks there, just reality. We must be a very rich county to be able to create fake misery with fake responses for our amusement.

MTV. Will they never stop embarrassing themselves? Now, Ashton Kutcher's got his own "Reality-TV" show hosting a half hour of elaborate hidden-camera pranks on random celebrities. Several have included fellow Thats 70s Show star, Wilmer Vanderamma, thinking that some street tough was really violently vandalizing his car. Frankie Muniz thought someone stole his rare edition Porsche (Nevermind those obvious cameras in your face, Frankie). Seth Green thought he was in the middle of an illegal gambling raid. And, Justin Timberlake nearly broke down and cried when he thought his numerous houses, cars, and other possessions were suddenly being repossessed by the bank for lack of payment for property taxes. And, you have to be an idiot not to suspect that, when Ashton invites you do something and things suddenly turn up disastrous, that you're the subject of an episode of Punk'd.It is your standard hidden-camera fare (think, Jamie Kennedy's 'X,' only less funnier), except the pranks are more elaborate and unsuspecting celebrities are the butt of the jokes. If you've seen one hidden-camera prank show, you've seen them all. Unfortunately, there seems to be no end in sight for mindless idiotic reality-TV shows and, that goes double for MTV.

This show is so funny. Aston Kutcher is hot. I find it hilarious to watch all these famous people get pranked by Ashton Kutcher. And it's better and more enjoyable to watch if you actually know the celebrity. I started to watch this show the first time it aired, and have been watching it ever since Although I haven't laughed as hard as I did on the very first pranks of the first season the show has remained fresh and original, and more importantly funny.It's a great show, and not just another hidden camera show. If you haven't watched this show, you are missing out. Way better than Jamie Kennedy, way better than Jackass.