Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead: The Story of the National Lampoon

Magnolia Pictures | Release Date: September 25, 2015

7.3	USER SCORE Generally favorable reviews based on 11 Ratings

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Brent_MarchantOct 11, 2015

A hilarious, fast-paced (sometimes a little too fast-paced) history of National Lampoon magazine and all of its spinoff projects in radio, theater, books and movies. This insightful, irreverent documentary effectively chronicles the rise ofA hilarious, fast-paced (sometimes a little too fast-paced) history of National Lampoon magazine and all of its spinoff projects in radio, theater, books and movies. This insightful, irreverent documentary effectively chronicles the rise of this comedic phenomenon and the impact it had on shaping the humor of myriad entertainment vehicles in the four decades since its birth. Tune in -- and try to keep up with it!… Expand

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EpicLadySpongeMay 3, 2016

I swear, that poster Metacritic has there is either funny or it just looks wrong, but we all know we ain't going to do dumb stuff like that, right? Just laugh at this, don't do anything stupid from this movie because it's meant to be funny.

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TrailesqueJun 9, 2018

A solid documentary chronicling the history of the late, great, irreverent, obnoxious National Lampoon. There are interviews with most of the major players, and the story of its rise and demise, and its other projects (like the Animal HouseA solid documentary chronicling the history of the late, great, irreverent, obnoxious National Lampoon. There are interviews with most of the major players, and the story of its rise and demise, and its other projects (like the Animal House movie) is told well. The tragedy of the brilliant, troubled Doug Kenney is also discussed. Whether you were a fan or not, this is worth a look.… Expand

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