Well, here’s a movie that looks kind of awful, but it’s about a man who used to be a penis, so let’s discuss.
The premise: a sleazy serial womanizer wakes up one day to discover his penis has left his body and taken the form of a man. The hero is left without a penis (and, we presume, balls, but the trailer is vague on details), and now also has an enthusiastic man-who-used-to-be-a-penis to take care of. The star is Cam Gigandet, who you might know from prom if you went to Auburn High School. (Okay, you might know him from Burlesque, if you’re one of the tens of people who saw it.)
Then the two of them tell a bunch of jokes, go on some raunchy adventures, chase women some more, and ultimately say some sweet things about the importance of life. There is also what looks like some mild transphobia when one character reacts with disgust to a man without a dick. Do you think our hero will eventually become a better man, fall in love, and learn a valuable lesson about life?
Well, the trailer does not give away the ending of the film, so let’s assume that none of that actually happens. Come on, how predictable would that be? No, let’s imagine how the film could really surprise audiences:
How about we take this to the next level?
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Let’s say that eventually the penisless man learns to be a better bottom, and gives up on women. His former penis becomes increasingly dominant and assertive. One day the hero wakes up to discover that he has become a penis himself, now attached to the man that used to be his own penis. The two of them are stuck like this forever, or at least until the penis can trick the man’s two best friends into bed, at which point they turn into testicles. The final shot of the film is of a giant cock head filling the screen, with a little mouth on the end of it whispering, “helllllp meeeee.”
And that, we are guessing, is the plot of the movie Bad Johnson. Well, it’s either that or something with straight people, but who wants to see that? Gross.
rextrek
def. a different concept……a Bi-character would have been better – but this looks funny
wollam11
I love Cam. He’s so adorable.
jimstoic
$89,519,773 (worldwide gross of Burlesque) ÷ $7.89 (average movie ticket price in 2010) = 11,345,979 people who saw Burlesque in theaters, or 1,134,598 “tens” of people.
scotshot
I’ve dated plenty of Dicks in my life. Nothing new here.
Bromancer7
It actually looks kinda funny in an odd sort of way. And Cam is a cutie, so there’s that.
But if you want to experience this in real life just go on SSRIs for a few months. Absolutely kills your sex drive and you’ll be amazed how much of your brainpower is freed up once you’re not thinking about sex every 7 seconds and how much extra free time you’ll have by not trying to hook up, jerking off, and/or boning multiple times a day.
inbama
“There is also what looks like some mild transphobia when one character reacts with disgust to a man without a dick.”
You are really running this transphobia business into the ground.
Since when does a cis guy losing his genitalia have anything to do with transgenders?
smartguyd
Also you missed the biggest part of the story, the entire this is totally plagiarized from a musical by a theature company in Michigan. And they have a huge following on youtube and people are pissed!
omacdonald
So does the dick-human go around suddenly getting rigid and then barfing semen? What does the dick-human have between his own legs anyway?
rcs831
This movie looks atrocious and what moron would write such a piece of drivel?
Mezaien
have never heard of a Dick, become a man, but I know many men that are Dicks.
busheydog
@rcs831:
What moron would waste their life going to watch it?