Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story

[the No Guy]

i listened to tthe UNCENSORED Version. Foul words make it Great

[pat]

"isn't country spelled with an o?"

"nope!"

[kevin]

i liked it a lot. i may buy it once the price goes down

[Sacrilicious]

Gee, I thought it was pretty mediocre. It had some good moments, but for my mind Family Guy can't sustain for feature length. Clearly I'm in the minority in my thinking though

[rachel]

i liked it a lot. i may buy it once the price goes down

$20 isn't bad

Edit: Either I'm spending too much time on Myspace, or there was a subliminal message on the top of the passenger's seat that Brian was sitting in (I can't remember which scene or what vehicle). I was pretty tired...

[scruffythejanitor]

2/5 I finally saw the "movie." It arrived via Netflix today. Overall, it was very uninteresting. The red carpet sequence was funny, however it was overshown during commercials for the DVD. The first sequence was very slow and almost had nothing to do with the rest of the movie. The second sequence was better, although there wasn't a whole lot memorable except for Quagmire. The third sequence was the best although it was a little too late. Whoever wrote the third section deserves to write every new episode of Family Guy for now on. The after party was good as well, with many laugh out loud moments. Overall though, it was very disappointing.

I was looking forward to watching this DVD, as the only reason I signed up for NetFlix was to get this DVD since my local Blockbuster did not have it. After seeing this DVD and already disappointed by the new season on television, I finally need to admit to myself that I am not really a Family Guy fan. I never really liked it when it first aired on FOX and only warmed up to it while watching it on Adult Swim. The way I see it, FOX got it right the first time. They should have left this show dead.

[Dennis]

I just saw it today. 2/5.

This is hard for me to say, but I'm not so sure that this movie was any different than all the Family Guy episodes I used to love. I think I've changed... moved on... I was thinking while watching it how much it sucks, but then I realized that the actual show worked the same exact way and all the jokes were done the same way. I've just lost interest.

[John]

I LOVE this movie; 5 stars for sure. I saw it three months ago, but the DVD is much better.

"...soon to be in the $3.99 bin at your local car wash..."

[Binky]

Here's an interesting quote about this movie:

"Family Guy Presents Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story," the direct-to-DVD movie release of the animated series, has grossed more than $41 million in consumer spending since its September 27 release according to 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment. Said numbers already put "Stewie" among the top three of straight-to-DVD titles this year, behind only "Mulan 2" ($60 million) and alongside "Tarzan 2" ($42 million). To date consumer spending on the various "Family Guy" DVD releases have raked in roughly $200 million.

[lolcats]

Gentlemen, behold!

I have watched this direct-to-DVD motion picture, and then proceeded to post about it on No Homers Club!

Upon retrospect, I ask why...

[Handsome B. Wonderful]

I'm sure someone thinks that's...pretty neat.

[comeau]

This movie was awful, and I was a Family Guy fan at the time it came out.

[Oh, that's raspberry!]

Yeah, me too. I recall watching it with my friends...not good...

[Jesse Pinkman]

I watched the 3 episodes on TV with one of my best friends, who at the time loved Family Guy. He was laughing at like everything and I was sitting thinking "God, is this over yet?"

[zach]

i remember liking it.

[Handsome B. Wonderful]

Yeah, it was pretty bad.

[lolcats]

This forum used to worship the ground Family Guy walked on.


Yet, it was never funny...

[Handsome B. Wonderful]

Season 4 was the first generally bad season.

[Jesse Pinkman]

i dunno, i personally like a lot of s4. i'd consider 5 or 6 to be the point of no return

[zach]

i like a few episodes from season 4, but yeah most of it is pretty bad.

[lolcats]

It was okay for the first few revival episodes.

[Jesse Pinkman]

looking at an episode list, episodes i like:

-petarded

-8 simple rules for buying my teenage daughter

-blind ambition

-fast times at buddy cianci jr. high

-PTV

-The Fat Guy Strangler

-Breaking out is Hard To Do

-the cleveland-loretta quagmire

though i saw a lot of these when i was younger and i laughed way easier at this show, some of these still hold up for me.

[Jesse Pinkman]

i only listed a small handful of episodes from a semi-big season of episodes, but when i say i like these episodes, i mean i consider them amongst the first 3 seasons' worth of quality. and the rest of the episodes range from mediocre to good too.

[lolcats]

Can we all agree that Season Seven was the worst?

[Jesse Pinkman]

i think i can agree on that.

I dream of Jesus, Juice is Loose, Road To Germany, Family Gay, Peter's Progress, Three Kings... yea s7 sucked.

[Ryan]

I bought it for two reasons: Commentary and the fact that I needed to clean up my computer, and guess what's taking up almost a gigabyte?

Haha, 2005

Honestly, this is the last thing I truly still enjoy from Family Guy after the pre-revival episodes. It's probably like... 90% nostalgia though.

[irvine_11]

I'd actually consider either 9 or 10 the worst. Season 7 had a bunch of outright stinkers, but they didn't leave a hollow feeling inside me like 9 and 10 did.

[lolcats]

They're both bad in different ways.

[lolcats]

i listened to tthe UNCENSORED Version. Foul words make it Great

Oh man.

2005.

[Teddy]

I love this movie/trilogy. Not only does it revolve around my favorite Family Guy character (Stewie), it has many hilarious jokes and scenes ESPECIALLY the red carpet scenes. If I could give this a rating, I'd give it a 5/5