Maybe that's the problem that people can't get round. Maybe it's too subtle for them; if all they can see is the farting then I can understand why they don't think much of it. Fart jokes, even wonderfully timed ones (and some of the timing in this movie is superb) can't sustain a whole movie. They don't. They're just the hook on which so much more is hung.

The episode was nominated for a 2002 Emmy for Outstanding Animated Program, but lost to Futurama 's “ Roswell That Ends Well” Osama bin Laden was a terrorist, meaning that he was willing to use violence to cause death and destruction and spread fear for personal gain. He was shown to have a strongly Anti-American ideology which reflected in his various terrorist atrocities committed against the country. He is depicted as utterly insane and deranged, speaking in gibberish and being impervious to logic and reason. Lymn Bank Hot & Garlic Cheese Barrel - A mature cheddar laced with red and green chilli peppers, chilli powder and crushed garlic to bring this fiery, but flavoursome cheddar to life. May experience excessive flatulence; for those people they will know the difficulties of participating in social events. Feelings of anxiety and paranoia only create chemical changes which can affect your digestive system, and if you’re already experiencing excessive flatulence that is the last thing you want to happen! Shreddies provide the assurance and comfort you need, and because they look just like your ordinary boxer shorts, no one will even know that you are wearing them – allowing you to “fart with confidence”. Oh god, I've seen some bad films in my time, butt no pun intended this is by far one of the smelliest.I don't really feel like I have any reason to complain because, at the end of the day, I sat down to watch a children's film called Thunderpants in full knowledge that the plot was pretty much about a young boy with uncontrollable flatulence. Regardless of this I sat to watch it and found a film that had some things going for it but was overwhelmed by a film that revels in the silliness of the affair in a rather childish manner. I suppose that this will draw giggles from an audience of young children but then this still leaves adults with nothing to do. At least in some kids films the product is good enough to at least distract adults but here they will struggle to get over the fact that, unless you like fart jokes then there won't be much else for you. That said I did actually laugh a few times and it did have at least one aspect that kept me engaged – the cast. This is fart humour at its very best, and should really be a high 6 or a low 7. So I say this to every IMDb voter - get Thunderpants off the bottom 100! 9/10 Before you try and deny it; it happens to each and every one of us and there is no stopping us from letting one rip. Even if we try and do it subtly; we can’t guarantee that no one will notice. If you’re embarrassed about your “flatulence” (gas, fart, trump – let’s get them all out of the way!) then Shreddies underwear are the perfect “fart pants” you need – yes, they do really exist! Osama, along with all the other terrorists in South Park, never spoke in an actual foreign language. He was supposed to be speaking Arabic, but all his dialogue was only consisted of the words Muhammad, jihad, Ramadan, and gibberish including the word "derka." The dialogue was similar to the "Arabic" in Team America: World Police, a movie by Trey Parker and Matt Stone. I'm sorry not to read one other person - particularly a parent - complain about the last 20-30 minutes of this film. It went from a fairly inane-but-likable kids movie to a unbelievably stupid and profane film that I wouldn't show to any little kid. As soon as the "action" switched to the space command headquarters the language went with a number of Lord's name in vain instances include a loudly pronounced "GD" by the nerdy kid played by Rupert Gint. What kind of sleazy writers would put this stuff in? I thought Hollywood had no sense of decency but apparently Great Britain is just as bad, if not worse. American actor Ned Beatty led this verbal assault, which is no surprise, but all the religious cheap shots with his character was another typical thing we've seen in films for almost a half-century. When they start cropping up in "kids films," however, that's pretty low. The hero of this film - the kid with huge farting problem - says "ass" about a dozen times, too.

Now, as magical Shreddies seem - they don’t perform miracles; if gas passes through the carbon filter all odours will be eliminated. You must take into consideration on how you stand or sit when you feel like you are about pass wind. So when you’re standing or sitting, ensure that there are no gaps around the waistband or leg openings and your underwear is firmly against the skin. This will avoid flatulence from escaping around the filter.This is not to say that they were any good but more that I was constantly taken by surprise by how many big names seem to have thought this material fit of adding their weight to. Cook is fairly bland, although with such a poor character this is no real surprise; his flat and unfunny voice-over is an irritation though. Grint is pretty simplistic as well, with no real imagination in his "genius" character. The film features a bewildering number of well-known faces in small roles and I really did wonder what made them feel that this film was worth supporting with their presence. Callow is pretty poor; Fry is amusing in his usual upperclass, rather clipped fashion; Beatty seems to be at least entering into the spirit of things but Giamatti just seems to be getting through the film rather than getting into it. However even he looks like he has made a good choice when compared to the presence of the great Leslie Phillips, who has nothing to do at all to do. Yep, there’s a whole lot of science behind these underwear; believe it or not they are made from the same material that is found in chemical warfare! So if you’re worried that your gas is a weapon of mass destruction, the flatulence filtering underwear will capture the odour vapours and neutralise them, so no one will ever know! I cannot understand the bile heaped on this movie. Sure it's not the greatest film ever made - I don't suppose the people who made it would claim it was that - but there is no way that it deserves the bashing it gets here. I'm in my late 40s. My wife and I just watched it with my kids (aged six and four) and a couple of Swiss visitors and we all laughed ourselves silly. It's a funny movie. I think that the movie is funny - silly, yes, but still funny. It is also touching, and actually has a quite heartwarming story about friendship, about being special, and about turning your uniqueness from a weakness into a strength. It is also a critique of adults, and their tendency to lie, cheat and misrepresent everything for their own gain. There is a small scene set in a courtroom, where a metallurgist is pressed to express opinions beyond his professional knowledge, and to me it conveys how everything in the adult world is about politics and power, rather than about friendship and respect as in the children's' world.