Donny's Bar Mitzvah

Donny's Bar Mitzvah is a kick in the pants to bland, boring PC humour, and it couldn't have come at a better time. It puts the fun back in dysfunction and goes where modern "comedy" wouldn't dare. Absurdist, irreverent, juvenile and really, really funny. Say cheese!

OMG this is my new favorite comedy. It's been a while since something shook this much laughter out of me. I feel like I haven't seen anything exactly like this before. It's going for cheap laughs in every frame, while still being rooted in not-too-far-from-earth character motivations. My least favorite part was the Party Pooper plot. Too many most-favorites to list. The end credits might have got me harder than anything. Anyway, thanks to the film makers for creating something for adults in the 2020's that is so silly and fun.

For every Jewish person who loved 1990s bar mitzvahs, this movie is everything and more. I laughed hysterically from start to finish. The absurdity mixed with just that perfect amount of truth and nostalgia made me want this to never end. The filming, acting, and editing is incredibly well done and brought me right back to the country club dance floors. I can't wait to watch again and again and again.

Zucker Brothers style humor with a lot of trite jokes. Nicholas Gallucci, who worked with Tim & Eric on two separate youtube projects in 2013, adds every "Awesome Show" edit and effect imaginable. The blending of these two styles of humor doesn't work well in my opinion.

Donny Drucker's 1998 Bar Mitzvah VHS Tape is now available to watch in your home. Yes, see what it was like to be at a party that featured "scandalous affairs, love triangles, spin the bottle and a man with ranch dressing for hands." What? Written, directed and produced by Jonathan Kaufman, this movie appears to be an old VHS tape, shot in the style of a home video. It makes its way through the scandalous behavior of kids and their parents at a bar mitzvah. Somehow, Danny Trejo ends up at this and I bet he has no idea how to speak Yiddish. I really liked how far this movie pushed things, unafraid to go for it and be as raunchy as the teen comedies that I grew up watching. I've never been at a bar mitzvah, so it's hard for me to comment on the accuracy of the proceedings, but after seeing this movie, I pretty much am looking for an invitation to go to one.

Completely juvenile and low brow. Lowest Common Denominator is what they were going for and that's exactly what you get. Absolutely nonsensical. They went out of their way to make it extra disgusting. A poor message for younger viewers. I couldn't help but laugh, but I have a dark sense of humor. If you dare to watch it, stay until the very end. Keep Away From Children.

Pure insanity. The Come On Eileen and final "kiss" scene were hysterical. This movie has a million laughs and a heart of gold. Also, loved the 'You're Not My Dad' cameo. Such a great song. I cant wait for my 3 year old son to grow up so we can watch this together in preparation of his Bar Mitzvah. He has so much to learn.

This movie is a crazy and ridiculous ride. This reminds me of an Adam Sandler/Happy Madison production. If you love fun ridiculous raunchy humor and not easily offended this movie is for you. I laughed a lot. That's what a comedy is supposed to make you do. A lot of complete wtf moments but hilarious nonetheless. You have to be willing and able to take this movie for what it is...a super fun and ridiculous quick watch