To say that he is an irony, I can't see any deep meaning in it;
to say that he is a shit and pee, the subject matter is not clear.
In fact, if you think about it, it is a manifestation of obsessive-compulsive disorder if you have to give the movie a position. David Wain's brain is hot, and the quality of the work produced in 28 days is normal.
Maybe it's a cultural difference. I remember seeing a cartoon movie that was highly rated by the old American recently. It actually told the story of a fast food paper cup, a french fries head and a meatball together to defeat the evil fitness machine and save the world. It seems that the spoof is too far from reality to be easily understood by everyone.
Of course, the core of the story is the ten precepts, and there is no difference in the understanding of the meaning of the ten precepts, that is, when the example is given, it is extremely exaggerated and spoofed.
For example, it is forbidden to kill people, but it is about a doctor who pranks the scissors in the patient's body during an operation, and finally the patient dies. As punishment, the doctor was sentenced to life in prison with a back door in prison.
Another example is to honor your parents, but to say that white couples give birth to black twins. The mother couldn't figure out who the child's biological father was, thinking it was Mr. Schwarzenegger. Because Governor Shi was too busy to fulfill his father's responsibilities, he found an actor who played him to replace him.
In short, David Wain's goal has been achieved. He flashed an idea like a prank, pulled a group of brothers to work for a month, and finally sold it smoothly. Then he can sit on the side leisurely and see what kind of splashes his brick can smash.
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