Cedar Rapids2011
Cedar Rapids (2011)
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Critic Consensus: It's as conventional as its Midwestern setting, but Cedar Rapids boasts a terrific cast and a script that deftly blends R-rated raunch and endearing sweetness.
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Cast
as Tim Lippe
as Dean Ziegler
as Joan Ostrowski-Fox
as Orrin Helgeson
as Ronald Wilkes
as Bill Krogstad
as Bree
as Gary
as Mike Pyle
as Macy Vanderhei
as Gwen Lemke
as Trent
as Uncle Ken
as Rock Climbing Dude #1
as Rock Climbing Dude #2
as Kurt Gambsky
as Pam Gambsky
as Dione Krogstad
as Bartender
as TSA Agent
as Jack Nicholson Impersonator
as Flight Attendant
as Lindy
as Older Man
as Waiter
as Lila
as Swarthy Man
as Ball Pit Judge
as Photographer
as Maid
as Church Lady
as Plate Spinner
as Talent Show MC
as Bearded Dude
as Clem
as Small Woman
as Small Woman's Friend
as Brian Early
as Lady
as Customer #3
as Customer #4
as Perry (Man in Wheelchair)
as ASMI Representative
as Merle Huss
as Sherri Fahrenkrug
as Hotel Employee
as Dad
as Mom
as Daughter
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Critic Reviews for Cedar Rapids
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Everyone does good work here, but for Helms this is a breakout role, and he delivers. Cedar Rapids is a modest but disarming comedy that will leave a smile on your face...
More man-child high-jinks in a comedy which seems to be looking down its nose at smalltown America's terminally unhip, but proves good-hearted and delivers enough laughter to seal the deal.
These folk are undistinguished yet distinctive, and the film, for all the familiar grind of its plotting, pays them their honest due.
Considering it has to do with infidelity, bribery, drugs, drinking, loutish behavior, fraud and prostitution, Cedar Rapids is really kind of a sweet movie.
Cedar Rapids takes an inordinate number of wrong turns, but it also has an inordinate number of good laughs mixed in with the not-so-good ones.
In the dying days of an era when "big city" has been a relative term, the sales-convention comedy "Cedar Rapids" is a loving tribute to American innocence.
Audience Reviews for Cedar Rapids
The idea is fine - a shy underachieving insurance salesman goes to a convention in the big city (of Cedar Rapids?). But I found the movie painful to watch.
Super Reviewer
I know that feel when something trust isn't real. But I think that's not the answer.
Super Reviewer
Actually funnier than I expected. But I also expected something more I guess.
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Cedar Rapids Quotes
| Small Woman: | "Eat me, cop." |
| Small Woman: | Eat me, cop. |
| Dean Ziegler: | "I'm not a cop, Joan Jet." |
| Dean Ziegler: | I'm not a cop, Joan Jet. |
| Dean Ziegler: | What do you call an anorexic with a yeast infection?.... A quarter pounder with cheese! |
| Dean Ziegler: | What do you call an anorexic with a yeast infection? A quarter pounder with cheese! |
| Joan Ostrowski-Fox: | Thank you, Insurance Man. |
| Tim Lippe: | Cream sherry. |
| Dean Ziegler: | Cream sherry. This one's weird! |