Dirty Deeds (2005)
Runtime: 85 mins
Theatrical Release: 2005
Synopsis: Zach is a high school senior who has to complete the 10 DIRTY DEEDS of the title in this gross-out comedy starring Milo Ventimiglia (GILMORE GIRLS). Given just one day to fulfill the 10 tasks, geeky Zach attempts to prove his worth to the jocks who mercilessly taunt him, with predictably... Zach is a high school senior who has to complete the 10 DIRTY DEEDS of the title in this gross-out comedy starring Milo Ventimiglia (GILMORE GIRLS). Given just one day to fulfill the 10 tasks, geeky Zach attempts to prove his worth to the jocks who mercilessly taunt him, with predictably hilarious results. [More]
Genre: Comedies
Starring: Milo Ventimiglia, Zoe Zaldana, Lacey Chabert, Charles Durning
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This low-end and agressively unpleasant entry into the teen movie canon will vanish from your frontal lobes in about the same time it took to watch the thing.
The film's biggest (and, truthfully, only) laugh comes from seeing ex-major leaguer Todd Zeile and current steroidal slugger Jason Giambi credited as executive producers.
Even viewers who can still laugh at jokes about accidental urine consumption will be hard pressed to crack a smile -- or, for that matter, a wallet.
Movies like Dirty Deeds are supposed to be in bad taste -- but that's only excusable if they're funny, which isn't the case here.
Recycling is alive but not well in the outmoded teen comedy Dirty Deeds, with a result that is more toxic than intoxicating.
The fact that the whole setup is idiotic wouldn’t make a difference if the damned thing were funny.
Dirty Deeds is too mild to be dirty, yet too dirty to be charming, and altogether too generic to be much of anything.


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