It's a decent effort for a comedy, though the concept itself has been done before (and some will argue in a better fashion too). Taking three men (characters being of Turkish descent in the script, though not all the actors actually are) is one of those concepts that will attract a certain kind of audience anyway.
If that speaks to you and it sounds funny, you'll probably will be amused by this. If the "high concept" of it sounds too silly (which the movie tries to avoid to be), then you probably shouldn't be watching this. The audio commentary on it, is almost funnier than the movie though, because there are no restrictions and the director and cast can and make fun of each other (easy listen).
If that speaks to you and it sounds funny, you'll probably will be amused by this. If the "high concept" of it sounds too silly (which the movie tries to avoid to be), then you probably shouldn't be watching this. The audio commentary on it, is almost funnier than the movie though, because there are no restrictions and the director and cast can and make fun of each other (easy listen).