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And then....
"Dude Where's My Car?" stars Jessie (Ashton Kutcher) and Chester (Sean William Scott) a couple of dimwitted dudes who are trying to find their car. In this scavenger hunt for clues to find out where their car is Jesse and Chester get in and out of some funny binds. They find themselves encountering bubble wrapped freaks, a transvestite, two foriegn guys, oestrichs with a French ecentric owner, one total stoner dude, a chinese order taker, their girlfriends, a shibby girl with her bully of a boyfriend, and one hot alien.

The jokes are as dimwitted as they are, but you'll find yourself laughing at them. A little slapstick comedy with a pinch of spoof creates a great flick. The movie has a great flow and keeps you interested in what will happen next to these two lovable guys.
Kutcher and Scott work very well together. They really make the characters come alive and give us a hearty laugh when we really need it.

You'll be able to watch this with your teens and not feel bad about it. This movie is rated PG-13 because of the sexual and drug related humor. So if these traits concern you watch it first laugh a lot and then let your kids watch it!

Shibby!

Incredibly Well-Written for Something so Cheesy
Dude, Where's My Car? rocketed straight to the top of my 'favorite movies' list after the first time I saw it. A great fan of bad puns, one-liners, and just overall tacky, I found myself laughing my head off. What really struck me about this movie, though, was how well-written it was. There was not a single part of the movie that was not integral to the plot in one way or another, which is made all the more dumbfounding after seeing jokes like "Dude, Llamas!" "Dude, those are ostriches." <a while later> "Stupid Llamas!!!!" *l* If you love whimsical, cheesy, and just a little tacky, this is definitely the movie for you!

It doesn't take itself seriously
The reason this film gets five stars even though it's not a great movie is because it gives almost exactly what you expect from the title and it fulfills most of its' plot 'mysteries' by the end which is an accomplishment for a movie with the disposition that this one has. Here is a movie so relaxed and filled with under the radar intellect that you just have to sit back and appreciate that someone could come up with such a lame brained idea, inject so much energy, and throw in some simple plot twists. Most mainstream films don't do that these days, you see the trailer and you know a certain person is going to be in it so you expect to laugh and most people follow along just to feel like they didn't waste their time. In this case I think it delivers, it doesn't deliver brilliantly, but you shouldn't expect brilliance from a film with the title 'Dude, Where's My Car.' Other titles that should indicate that what you're watching isn't going to be brilliant: 'Dumb and Dumber,''Hot Dog: The Movie,' 'Half Baked' etc. So if you're in the mood for an under the radar kind of humor and casual plot twists then I say go for this one.

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