Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd (2003)
Facts
| Directed by | Troy Miller |
| Cast | Timothy Stack, Mimi Rogers, Wayne Federman, Lucas Gregory, Derek Richardson, Eugene Levy and William Lee Scott |
| Theatrical Release | June 13, 2003 |
| MPAA Rating | PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested) |
| Buy this item ... | 4 new from $22.52, 2 used from $3.67 |
About Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd
A passable comedy for delinquent kids and unambitious teens with time to kill, Dumb and Dumberer does for prequels what Jerry Springer did for daytime television. With only faint connection to the 1994 hit starring Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels, this ill-conceived prequel follows the Carrey/Daniels characters, Lloyd and Harry, as they bungle their way through high school. The principal and his demented lunch lady (Eugene Levy and SNL alumnus Cheri Oteri) have hatched a scheme to embezzle funds intended for students with "special needs," and Harry & Lloyd unwittingly recruit a few "intellectually challenged" classmates to fuel the plot. Veteran TV director Troy Miller prefers to keep the humor low and lowerer: Scatological jokes, puerile double-entendres, and juvenile sight gags ensure that Dumb and Dumberer lives up to its title. As Lloyd and Harry, respectively, Eric Christian Olsen and Derek Richardson deliver a few laughs, but they're stuck in a movie with special needs of its own. --Jeff Shannon Amazon.com
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Average user review:| A HILARIOUS PREQUEL!!! |
| not as bad as people say |
Trying to get a storyline out of something like this is really a waste of time. Don't even THINK about caring about any kind of logical story. You're probably not even supposed to care about that. You're supposed to laugh at the jokes, many of which are pretty stupid I admit, but I can't help but laugh when a good joke I happen to find funny appears.
The poo smeared all over the wall scene, the many scenes that involved the two guys constantly deciding whether girls are gross or whether it's cool to think about them naked, or the REALLY dumb scenes that involved the guys going to a store and getting a slurpy. The guy working at the store was the main thing that made these parts funny.
It's just a pretty good movie, but nothing spectacular. August 7, 2008
| underrated? |
| A Dumb Idea |
Only Jim Carrey is Lloyd.
This sequel is a terrible move, especially when it succeeds a memorable 90's comedy. The actors that take over the roles for Harry and Lloyd are just plain bad at acting, and they are more annoying than funny. The story line makes no sense at all. It's just a copy-paste hack job passed off as a script, and it severely lacks focus, something you can truly remember, and passion.
The only redeeming character in this movie is Bob Saget, in which he plays a borderline-coprophobic father, and he has done much better in the past (i.e. his cameo appearance in "Half-Baked"). The scenes involving Bob Saget were the only parts I could remember, and when a cameo actor makes a more memorable and interesting role than the lead characters, it's going to flop. That's just what this movie did.
Forget this movie existed. Don't buy it used, and don't even download it illegally. It's not worth your time. September 3, 2007
| Funnier than the original, the main characters where soooo |
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