Idiocracy is getting a spiritual sequel. The Mike Judge-directed sci-fi comedy has become a cult classic over the years, finding new audiences thanks to the power of home media.

From King of the Hill to Office Space, Mike Judge is an expert at creating iconic comedies that find the … Continue reading "How Fox Intentionally Destroyed Mike Judge’s Idiocracy, And Why its ...

Idiocracy started receiving a more positive response and was given a release date of August 5, 2005. That day came and went, and the release date was then pushed back more than a year.

If you’re concerned America has far too much in common with the stupid future envision in Mike Judge comedy “Idiocracy,” you’re not alone: The co-writer of the 2006 movie thinks so, too.

A rating system for encouraging filmmakers to portray climate change might help, but themes like water scarcity and rampant consumerism already abound in movies.

Luke Wilson Says He’s “Always Pitching” ‘Idiocracy’ Sequel Ideas to Director Mike Judge. The actor starred alongside Dax Shepard, Maya Rudolph and Terry Crews in the original 2006 movie.