I was watching the lovely and highly forgettable Two Weeks Notice with Hugh Grant and Sandra Bullock. There is a scene where she is the passenger in the car and they are stuck in traffic and all the food she over ate at a tennis place is now hitting her hard. Hilarity ensues.
It strikes me as funny as I cannot think of another movie where an actual bodily function like that is portrayed in a somewhat realistic ( or even unrealistic) manner.
I know Dopers and their love of Scatology will not let me down.
In the case of Not Another Teen Movie, indeed you are. The relevant poop scene is probably the worst in the movie. The rest is an inspired parody of any number of 80s and 90s guilty pleasure teen movies (but primarily She’s All That), with some great cameos and funny (but thoroughly uncouth) jokes. And you can pick it up at your local Target for $5.50 on their discount movie rack (I just bought a copy last week).
Creature Comforts is fun. That reminds me: There was a Levi’s commercial where two pigeons evacuate their cloacas just before being turned into roasts by a pair of Levi’s being used as a ‘flying fox’.
AFAIK, Pink Flamingos is the only film ever to show someone actually eating real feces.
Well, if animal poop counts, I can never see Herzog’s Nosferatu without noticing that pig that drops a big turd as he trundles out of the frame. I think a horse also drops one on camera earlier in the film, but that pig is somehow more conspicuous.
The Stoned Age has a scene of a guy and a girl sitting around on a couch, smoking pot and flirting, when all of the sudden the girl says “I gotta take a dump”, and gets up to go do just that.
In Anchorman, a disgraced Ron Burgundy is forced to eat cat poop.
Me, Myself and Irene has Jim Carey pulling his pants down, and squatting over his neighbor’s lawn with newspaper in hand; cut away to a thick swirl of chocolate ice cream being oozed into a cup.
