Other sketches include:

* A teenager (Frankie Muniz, Malcolm in the Middle) and his girlfriend take their relationship to the "next level" with outrageous results.
* Michael Cera gets in over his head when he plans a meeting with his online chat partner, who has bizarre sex fantasies.
* After a drunken bender, a kid wakes up in bed next to a beautiful woman -- and an odd, long-haired Eurotrash guy played by Jamie Kennedy.
* Comedian Kevin Hart plays part of a pair of nerdy guys who decide to build the perfect woman on their home computer (a la Weird Science).
* Having been rejected by the girl he loves, Andy Milonokis starts a relationship with a rubber sex toy.
What makes Extreme Movie noteworthy beyond the appearances by comedians like Kennedy, Hart and Milonokis is that several of the segments were written by Saturday Night Live cast member/writer Will Forte and the Lonely Island trio of Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone. With that kind of talent involved, it's puzzling that Extreme Movie isn't better. The problem pretty much begins and ends with first-time directors Andrew Jay Epstein and Adam Jacobson, who set out to make a film that does nothing but push the envelope of raunchy humor. The result is tasteless, yes, but also profoundly stupid and seldom funny. It makes American Pie look like Some Like It Hot.