History YMMV / SorryToBotherYou

** The final scene of the film, where [[spoiler:Cash leads a group of equisapiens to the house of Steve Lift himself to exact some well-deserved karmic retribution for turning them all into horse people.
-->'''Cash''': I'm Cassius Green calling on behalf of stomp-a-mud-hole-in-yo-ass.com. [[Title drop Sorry to bother you]], but– (Cash breaks the camera)]]

** The final scene of the film, where [[spoiler:Cash leads a group of equisapiens to the house of Steve Lift himself to exact some well-deserved karmic retribution for turning them all into horse people]].
[[spoiler-->'''Cash''': I'm Cassius Green calling on behalf of stomp-a-mud-hole-in-yo-ass.com. [[Title drop Sorry to bother you]], but– (Cash breaks the camera)]]

** The film's instrumental score by art-pop duo Tune-Yards is also a thing to behold, perfectly capturing the film's absurdist feel.

* AcceptableTargets: Capitalism as a whole, but especially the upper-class people who benefit from it, who are universally portrayed as hedonistic, uncultured idiots.

* SpecialEffectsFailure: [[spoiler: While the animatronics are impressive, the equisapiens just never really feel right, namely due to their dead eyes and stiff mouth movements. Of course, considering the rest of the movie's tone, [[UncanneyValley this may have been intentional.]]]]

* ShockingMoments: There are very few viewers who didn't go "WTF" at the sight of [[spoiler:the first equisapien.]]

* UncannyValley: A presumably intentional example. Cash and Mr. _______'s White voices don't quite match their actors' lip movements or [[VocalDissonance appearances]], causing them to feel disconcerting and unnatural. Justified, as the "White voices" are meant to convey a sense of artificiality, loss of identity and corporate sterility.

** TheReveal that [[spoiler:[=WorryFree=] is transforming its workers into [[HumanoidAbomination half-human/half-horse hybrids]] to speed up production.]] While absolutely '''nobody''' saw it coming on first viewing, some feel it fits with the movie's anti-capitalist message while also being [[CrossesTheLineTwice strangely hilarious]] at the same time, not to mention surprisingly {{foreshadow|ing}}ed. Others believe it to be an ''immensely'' strange ShockingSwerve that puts them off the rest of the movie.

* ShockingSwerve: Even given the movie's "CapitalismIsBad" message, TheReveal that [[spoiler: [=WorryFree=] is trying to make ''literal'' workhorses out of people through combining human and horse DNA]] comes out of left field for some.

* FridgeBrilliance: It makes sense that Cash's attempt at [[spoiler:exposing Worryfree's equisapiens backfired]]. He did it on a SadistShow that thrives on humiliating participants, so it's unlikely that any of the viewers would be disturbed by this reveal.
* FridgeHorror: Lift says he wants to make Cash "[[spoiler:the equisapien]] UsefulNotes/MartinLutherKingJr" and offers him a five-year contract as this [[spoiler:MoleInCharge]]. Even going by the HollywoodHistory of King's noteworthiness as an activist beginning with his August 1963 March on Washington where he gave the "I Have a Dream" speech, he was murdered barely more than four and a half years later in April 1968. Lift might well have planned to off Cash before the five years were up.
* FridgeLogic: Detroit tells Cash that [[spoiler:she and Squeeze did "everything but" have sex]]. This makes a lot more sense when you remember that [[spoiler:Squeeze all but confessed to having contracted an STD on live television]] earlier in the film.

* ShockingSwerve: Even given the movie's "CapitalismIsBad" message, TheReveal that [=WorryFree=] is [[spoiler:trying to make ''literal'' workhorses out of people through combining human and horse DNA comes out of left field for some]].

* FunnyAneurysmMoment: The twist of [[spoiler: Worry Free turning people into horses]] and the cult that springs up around it was brought up by several viewers years later during the COVID-19 pandemic when, due to widespread misinformation, hundreds of people were reported as taking Ivermectin - a horse-deworming medicine - as a so-called "miracle cure".
* HilariousInHindsight: [[Film/LittleWoods This isn't the only film where Lily James and Tessa Thompson would be in the same film together.]]