Your Highness (2011) is a raunchy, medieval fantasy comedy that gleefully skewers the tropes of classic adventure films. Directed by David Gordon Green, the film follows the heroic Prince Fabious (James Franco) whose bride-to-be, Belladonna (Zooey Deschanel), is kidnapped by the evil wizard Leezar (Justin Theroux). Forced to accompany him on the rescue quest is Fabious's lazy, jealous, and thoroughly incompetent younger brother, Thadeous (Danny McBride, who also co-wrote the screenplay). Their anachronistic journey is filled with potty humor, modern-day profanity, and fantastical creatures, creating a unique blend of sword-and-sorcery and stoner comedy.

The film's humor hinges on the stark contrast between Franco's earnest, noble performance and McBride's signature brand of slobbish, self-centered vulgarity. Natalie Portman adds a dose of genuine warrior prowess as Isabel, a fierce companion they meet along the way. While the plot is a straightforward quest narrative, the comedy derives from its characters' complete irreverence for their epic surroundings. The production design and costumes are surprisingly detailed, making the crude jokes landing in a fully realized, if ridiculous, fantasy world.

With an IMDb rating of 5.5, Your Highness is a divisive film that firmly knows its audience. It's not for viewers seeking a serious fantasy epic. However, for fans of Danny McBride's humor or those looking for a deliberately stupid, laugh-out-loud parody filled with juvenile gags and surprising cameos, it delivers exactly what it promises. Watch Your Highness for a uniquely absurd take on the hero's journey where the quest is less about honor and more about avoiding responsibility and making it home in one piece.