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Critics Consensus: The movie isn't funny, the plot is too thin, and the production values feel more like a TV sitcom than a movie.
Critic Consensus: The movie isn't funny, the plot is too thin, and the production values feel more like a TV sitcom than a movie.
All Critics (57) | Top Critics (15) | Fresh (10) | Rotten (47) | DVD (12)
Daft and lovable and even kinda daring, Dude deserves its truly clueless studio's belabored support.
The definition of aiming low is when the John Hughes film you're ripping off is Weird Science.
Gratingly unfunny.
Operates in a limbo between the relentlessly moronic and the legitimately entertaining, while almost solving the vehicular existentialism suggested by its title.
Following these two clumsy, unpretentious doofuses as they jump from one brisk gag to another is a gentle, cozy experience, especially if you compare these harmless vignettes to the brutal and vitriolic spirit of, say, a comedy by the Farrelly brothers.
To call this humor politically incorrect would be to unjustly credit its creators with any sort of ideology that could then be violated.
It would be better if if Philip Stark's flibbertygibbety disconnected structure was linking better jokes.
Brain-cell depleting comedy will appeal to kids.
A jaw-dropping intergalactic caper 'comedy' where no less than the fate of the entire universe is at stake.
Tone deaf...only slightly better than the worst sitcom you've ever seen.
...a stoner mystery that recycles tried and occasionally true gags specifically packaged for today's teenage audiences, like the cheerleading squad I was sitting next to.
Don't bring a date - they'll dump you straight afterwards.
"Dude Where's My Car" suffers from an overdone plot, dumb characters, and a preposterous plot line. Every critic is saying that is is too stupid to be taken seriously, and I have to agree with that, but in reality it does not need to be taken seriously. It is one of the stupidest, dumbest and most provocative comedies I've ever seen, but I just have a blast watching it! It is definitely not good film by any means, but by the end of the day, you will always remember how stupid Sean William Scott and Ashton Kutcher were! "Dude, Where's My Car" is a huge guilty pleasure.
Super Reviewer
For some reason the "Sweet. What does mine say?" "Dude. What does mine say?" scene has become iconic for my friends and I. That was this movie's only redemption.
Hilarious! 'Dude, What does mine say?' 'Sweet, what does mine say?'
Dude, Where's My Car? is a fun, dimwitted comedy about two hards partying stoners who've like the title of this movie implies have lost their car. The film is flawed yes, but it manages to be fun and wacky at the same time. This is the type of comedy you have to shut off your brain to enjoy, it really is the only way to. The gags on screen are bearable and the story is ridiculous but fun. I would say that this is one of my many guilty pleasures. The story is paper thin, and the acting isn't great, but to me, theres a certain appeal that I like about this film. The film is fun if you're in the mood for something totally stupid. If you don't like this type of humour, then Dude where's my car? is not the film for you. The film does manage to make you laugh, but it's never anything too hysterical. The funniest bit of the film were the chicks looking for the Contiuum Transfunctioner. I thought that was absolutely wacked and very funny. Kutcher and Sean William Scott are likeable, nothing too great. But I thought they managed something pretty decent. Dude Where's My Car? was never meant to be a comedy classic. I view it as an average enjoyable comedy with decent laughs. The film is fun, if you're in the right state of mind for this type of humour. Dude Where's My Car? is harmlesss fun simple as that.
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