It's exactly as silly and outlandish as it needs to be, while still paying sincere respect to one of Europe's great cultural quirks.

Not a film so much as two hours of lump-free, vaguely film-like audiovisual paste.

Dobkin's film is impressively self-aware and hugely respectful of its subject. Expect hilarity, high camp and the usual Ferrell silliness.

Those are two hours of my life that I'm not getting back.