ROTTEN TOMATOES: Trailer Bulletin: "The Dukes of Hazzard"

Trailer Bulletin: "The Dukes of Hazzard"

by Scott Weinberg | May 06, 2005

Still a little bit uncertain about this new "Dukes of Hazzard" movie? Well then head on over to Yahoo! Movies and give the all-new trailer a peek. You might love it or you might hate it ... but it should certainly go a long way to helping you make up your mind!

Starring Johnny Knoxville ("Deuces Wild"), Seann William Scott ("American Pie"), Jessica Simpson ("The Master of Disguise"), Burt Reynolds ("Smokey and the Bandit"), and Willie Nelson ("The Big Bounce"), "The Dukes of Hazzard" drives into theaters on August 5th. Jay Chandrasekhar ("Super Troopers") is directing; John O'Brien ("Starsky & Hutch") wrote the screenplay ... with help from about five other writers.

See the trailer here.

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fathead writes:
on May 06 2005 08:49 AM

[b]YEEEHAAA!!![/b]
Fun. This is gonna be a fun summer movie, no matter how much all the naysayers whine.

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Now it's dark writes:
on May 06 2005 08:52 AM

[b]If you remake it, they will come.[/b]
I'm not even gonna waste 2.5 minutes on this tripe.

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cgcbooks writes:
on May 06 2005 09:13 AM

[b]Super[/b]
This could be the next Smokey and The Bandit. And it even has Burt Reynolds too boot. Yee Haahh! Trailer is great.

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Jaka Tavers writes:
on May 06 2005 03:55 PM

What are you people retarded? Everything that is wrong with Hollywood is represented right there in that trailer. Idiots who go and see crap like this are the reason Hollywood sucks so bad. It's not the studios that are the problem, but the zombified sheep who gobble up this mindless garbage.

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kubrickfan writes:
on May 07 2005 09:57 AM

I like knoxville, I like scott even more, jessica sucks, but then again burt reynolds is the shit. It's gonna be entertaining, pure and simple. Kiss my ass if you don't like it, because summer movies aren't supposed to be artsy

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redshift9 writes:
on May 07 2005 10:02 AM

In reply to this comment (#821945)
[b]Relax[/b]
We're talking about The Dukes of Hazzard here, man. The original show was aimed at twelve year old boys, and easily amused adults. I don't like it when Hollywood ruins a classic, but the original show was a complete joke to begin with, so who cares? They can do whatever they want!

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TheAnswerMVP2001 writes:
on May 07 2005 11:00 AM

[b]TV Show Movies SUCK[/b]
Give me a TV show movie that actually did well, or was even well written! 99% of the time they don't even go along with the show, it ends up being more of a insult, just look at the HoneyMooners movie coming out! Its like a slap in the face to the orginal show, and nothing like it, bascially the characters have the same names thats it! I wouldn't waste my time even to rent this Dukes of Hazard film, for one thing I never watched the show, and another I can't stand anyone in this film. The only reason this film will do anything is dittzy Jessica Simpson in really short, shorts and a tight tee-shirt. And I think they knew that too which is why they made it.

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Lord Sidious writes:
on May 07 2005 01:11 PM

Ouch, this movie looks crappy!

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Jaka Tavers writes:
on May 07 2005 05:37 PM

In reply to this comment (#821946)
You're a total moron and the reason they make this recycled pap is because of idiots like you paying them to do it. Just because it's not "artsy" doesn't mean it has to be crap such as this. Wake up, you mindless sheep.

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rcbaker87 writes:
on May 08 2005 09:59 AM

In reply to this comment (#821945)
Hell yeah buddy. The Dukes of Hazzard is the greatest tv show ever.

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cgcbooks writes:
on May 08 2005 01:43 PM

[b]Great TV shows turned into movies[/b]
Actually, My Mother The Car was the best TV show of all time. Will Ferrell would be a great Dave Crabtree. Jerry Van Dyke could have a cameo as the voice of a talking car who falls in love with Dave's car voiced by his mother who would be played by Tyne Daly. Then another car voiced by Peter Boyle would play the dead husband of Tyne Daly. Jerry and Peter would fight over Tyne and Will would try and get his dead father back with his dead mother, Leaving poor Jerry to fender for himself.

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245_trioxin writes:
on May 09 2005 02:57 AM

In reply to this comment (#821948)
the fugitive was an awesome tv show movie

nuff said.

besides, we need a fun car crash movie!. i know it will do well here in nashville where i live.

thomas of the living dead

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Marc42 writes:
on May 09 2005 09:30 AM

In reply to this comment (#821948)
There are a few "TV Movies" better than the shows. The Addams Family, Charlie's Angels, and the highly underrated Josie & The Pussycats come to mind. The Fugitive was great too, (although slightly OVERrated.) And it helps if the original is crap. But the only way to truly make it work is to subvert it, like the first Brady Bunch movie. It doesn't look like that is the case with this one, but I have some small hopes that it won't be total crap with Jay Chandrasekhar at the helm. Still, it's not like I'll go see it, but I'll certainly give it a shot on cable.

BTW, "Serenity" should certainly break the TV to Movies jinx...I have no higher hopes this year.

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speelbergo writes:
on May 09 2005 09:54 AM

[b]Relax, you snobs[/b]
Why are so many people getting pissed off? You artsy fartsy types can stick to your indies. This is what summer movies are all about. No reason for crapping on our parade. I like classics and documentaries and indies, etc, but there's nothing wrong with a movie like this once in a while.

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kubrickfan writes:
on May 13 2005 10:46 AM

In reply to this comment (#821950)
[b]hey jaka[/b]
you are an idiot for thinking you know anything about anybody. I am anti-mainstream, I love art films, and hate movies like monster in-law. Pull your head out of your ass man!!! It's not like the movie is starring freddie prinze jr. and orlando bloom!!! At least they got some fairly funny guys to play the roles. As I said, I love art films, am a huge stanley kubrick fan, but unlike you I realize that I can enjoy a dumb comedy every now again. Maybe if you got laid every now and again, you'd be able to laugh a little bit. Ever seen dumb and dumber? Entertainment, that is the bottom line. While I do agree that most mainstream movies are a waist of time, I still think there is some enjoyment to be had there. I would much rather go see a remake of a classic goof-ball tv show with some fairly talented people in it (minus simpson of course, but she's nice to look at, and thats what daisy duke is all about) than watch the latest re-hash of the same old romantic comedy. You can't really call me a sheep, because at least I have enough brain power to decide what I like and dislike out of hollywood (the exact opposite of sheep). The same cannot be said for you however, who seem's to be automatically biast to anything that comes out hollywood.

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scottybarkbark writes:
on May 13 2005 10:55 AM

great! a stupid movie based on a stupid show with two of the stupidest actors in hollywood. sign me up

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getluv writes:
on May 13 2005 11:01 AM

i'm giving this ago. and come on Jessica Simpson looks so sexy.

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Thradar writes:
on May 13 2005 12:25 PM

I hate Hollywood. The TV shows sucked. Who in their right mind thought this would make a good movie. Oh yeah...Hollywood. I hate Hollywood.

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Jaka Tavers writes:
on May 13 2005 02:57 PM

In reply to this comment (#821956)
So you saw Clockwork Orange. BFD. And you can rationalize it all you want. You and all like you are imbeciles to pay Hollywood to make this garbage. You personally are responsible for ruining films for people with brains.

Now go watch your Garfield DVD.

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