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Summary: This movie grows on you
Review: The first time I saw this movie, it didn't really impress me much. The next day I started thinking about it, and the day after I wanted to watch it again. After the second viewing I decided to buy it. This is a strange storyline but as long as you don't expect an intellectual script, it's really enjoyable and the more you see it the more memorable it becomes.
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Summary: It's a delayed reaction, or maybe an acquired taste....
Review: This movie was fairly roundly criticized when it was released, and as usual, the professional 'critics' found almost no redeeming qualities to the many times juvenile humor this movie was based around.I, personally, am not a fan of these 'pros' as they tend to look for artsy films, and fawn all over things like "Driving Miss Daisy" (a slow movie if I ever saw one) or "Gosford Park" (almost as slow) while trashing or ignoring entertainment for the masses such as the latest Star Wars, or action adventure type stuff like Indiana Jones. Having said that, the critics perhaps have a point about this movie, but I think it maybe because they didn't give the movie a little while to set in. Some of the humor is just slapstick and juvenile, but as you watch it more than once, it starts to become funnier, and easier to laugh at. I've seen this movie a few times now, since it's shown up on the pay movie channels, and find myself snickering at it more and more, and downright laughing at a few spots. It is a movie that requires you to suspend disbelief in several places, but it's also humorous and entertaining. I wouldn't say it's something I'd pay a lot of money to see, but it's not the worst film ever made either. If you want escapist entertainment, or a guilty pleasure type movie, pick this one up, pop it in the DVD player and enjoy.
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Summary: Dude Where's My Car?
Review: Dude Where's My Car is a pretty good "dumb funny" movie. It's not as dumb funny as DUMB AND DUMBER or BASEKETBALL but for what it is, it's makes you laugh. It stars American Pie's Sean William Scott as Chester and That 70's Show's Ashton Kutcher as Jesse. Jesse and Chester are your typical dumb teenage, pizza delivery boys that after a night of serious partying, THEY CAN'T REMEMBER a thing. The next day they come to realize that it's their anniversary with their girlfriends. When they try to go over and make good with their girlfriends, they realize that Jesse's car is missing and inside were the gifts they got their girlfriends. Throughout their mission to find Jesse's car, they come to find out that the night of their partying, the came into contact with 2 aliens that had a device that keeps the universe in harmony and it's lost! It's up to Jesse and Chester t ofind the Continuam Transfunctioner, give it to the gurdians of the Transfunctioner and save the universe (and of course along the way, piece together their aweome night of partying!) First off, you can't go into this movie with a whole lot of expectations. The story is just really silly and you're not going to get an Oscar performance from this movie. You are however going to get a lot of laughs because that's really what you're getting for this one. And normally most comedies are straight forward but this one has little twists in the story here and there and that keeps some interest in it. I'd recommend this one because it's funny. Truthfully, it is funny but if you're looking for drop down funny, there are better movies that you could go for. If you feel that you couldn't get into this movie, you can't go wrong with the AMERICAN PIE series, ME MYSELF & IRENE or even any of the Kevin Smith films like MALLRATS or CLERKS (you chose to go with Kevin Smith, watch CLERKS first). Enjoy and shibby!
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Summary: Delightfully therapeutic
Review: "Dude, Where's My Car?" is a fascinating study of the human mind, and how we react when one, in fact, loses their car. The actual scenario of losing your car, whether by theft or carelessness, et al, is a mortifying experience.
While the car is not a child, we sometimes treat it like one. We clean it when it's dirty, we bring it inside when the elements might harm it. When it's thirsty, we give it a drink, when it gets tired, we allow it to rest.
As we watch Ashton Kutcher and Seann William Scott deal with their loss, we see them use comedic capers to disguise their anguish. Their car is missing, but are they really laughing, or are they masking the internal conflict?
The director of "Dude, Where's My Car?" has created a source of therapy (perhaps unintentionally) for all that are missing something in their lives. Kutcher and Scott show us that while it is important to cope with your loss, it is okay to have fun doing it. Essentially, "Dude, Where's My Car?" is to Generation-X, what "Ordinary People" was to the Baby-Boomers. With clever writing and wonderful cameos by Jennifer Garner ("Alias") and Kristy Swanson (the original "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"), this movie is a must-see for all of you experiencing a loss.
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Summary: Dude, where is my mind?
Review: A typical stupid, but hilarious movie. Rent and watch it. That's enough.
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Summary: RENT BEFORE YOU BUY!
Review: I was very dissapointed by this movie. It did not do well at the box office, and everyone else I know who saw it, did not like this movie. The story and all the characters are quite stupid.
Everyone has a different sense of humor so I won't tell you what is and isn't funny, but due to popular opinion you may want to borrow or rent this movie if you intend to buy it.
I am not in the bussiness of giving poor ratings, but I hope I can save you a few bucks.
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Summary: Dude, Where's My Money Back?
Review: The only thing you'll really hear throughout this inane piece of Stoners' Masterpiece Theater is your own repeated "Oh...my...Lord"s. It's not worth the space to outline the problems, because, really, there are far too many. My two major criticisms, however, are: (a) poor Jennifer Garner (of TV's awesome "ALIAS"), so talented but so stranded in her one-note role, and (b) why doesn't Amazon.com allow us to rate things with less than one star? It's unfair, I tell ya!
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Summary: Bubblewrap at its best!!
Review: Of course this movie was crazy stupid, but that's exactly what it's supposed to be! Don't expect a mind-boggling script, a philosophical question, or anything that requires a brain to comprehend. This movie is just plain stupid comedy at it's "best". I can never look at Bubblewrap again without laughing. It's great.
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Summary: It is dumb
Review: I borrowed this movie from my brother (thank goodness I didn't pay anything, even to rent it) and found it to be quite stupid. I love movies like Ace Ventura, Dumb & Dumber and Bill & Ted, and this is no where close to any of these. Contrary to other reviews, the only funny parts I found were the tatto scene (saw it 100 times in the commercials, but still laughed at it, when he draws it out--"Suuuuuweeeet! What does mine say?") and the bubble wrap parts. The Chinese restaurant scene was so not funny it actually made me mad.
It gets two stars from me because I saw it for free after a long day with a sick child where I jsut wanted to get away from reality for a hour or two--it did accomplish that, but only minimally.
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Summary: write me... freakinacage.com
Review: i LOVE this movie. I am not sure how you can't. Picture Bill and Ted now. This movie is about two friends who start off their day not remembering what they did the night before,but to wake up to a fridge of pudding!! It is full of "hot chicks"(you know what i am talking about when you see this movie LOL), animal planet, "I can't believe it's...(not) two guys making out in a car, attack of the killer ostriges, "Dude wheres your car... dude where's your car...."................. and thhhhhhhheeeeeeennnnn...
The best part of the movie..you WILL NEVER go out for chinese food the same.. you just can't after seeing this movie!! "DUDE"... yeah what does mine say
"SWEET"...yeah what does mine say
"DUDE"... yeah what does mine say
"SWEET"...yeah what does mine say
"DUDE"... yeah what does mine say
"SWEET"...yeah what does mine say Need I SAY MORE!!
This is ONE YOU CAN ***NOT*** miss!!!! It is worth every penny!
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