The Freddy Got Fingered rehabilitation campaign that commenced in earnest last year with actor/writer/director Tom Green extends now to the comedy critic ranks: "Freddy Got Fingered isn't a terrible movie -- it's just baffling and non-formulaic. It takes sight gags that feel like they could come from a silent film and it amps them up to utterly ridiculous proportions. It's downright visionary for Green to find a dead deer on the side of the road and put it on like a cape, or for Green to lick the exposed bone after his friend (Harland Williams) suffers a brutal skateboarding injury, or for Green to manually stimulate a horse while crying out, 'I'm a farmer, Daddy!' Yes, it's funny to jerk off of a horse, but it's also anti-comedy, comparable to Andy Kaufman or '70s Steve Martin. It just came out in a time in which anti-comedy wasn't ringing many people's bells." Discuss? [Splitsider]