At the same time, Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story really plays like what it is: three good episodes of Family Guy loosely stitched together into the semblance of a narrative about Stewie finding his real father. Little touches and inside jokes ( Star Wars-style wipes, musical tones, and various bits of potty humor) don't become apparent until you see them a few times.
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And even better, the movie becomes more enjoyable with each viewing. A fake commercial for an inflatable, waving-arm tube man immediately comes to mind, as does a running bit about Meg and Chris thirty years in the future. Whereas other established shows (arguably including The Simpsons) have softened the bite of their humor, especially in our post-9/11 world, Family Guy seldom is ever retracts the fangs before it goes for the comic jugular. Family Guy, after all, has some of the best writers in the comedy business, and they aren't afraid to target issues that would scare off most network scribes. As a movie, The Untold Story definitely holds up every scene of this 88-minute long movie has a joke that works. But following so many years of rumors, petitions, and forum arguments, does the highly-anticipated Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story live up to the hype? Yes and no. Countless fans genuflected on its potential outrageousness - it would finally offer a chance for Seth MacFarlane to stick it to the man and show audiences what his creative team can assemble if freed from the constraints of network TV.Īt long last, after Fox sold infinity million dolars in Family Guy DVDs and merchandise, those rumors of a made-for-video movie finally became a reality.
Rumors have circulated for years that Family Guy might enjoy a feature-length adventure online forums lit up with talk of rampant profanity, ubiquitous nudity and Stewie's eventual coming out party.
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