Dudley Do-Right1999
Dudley Do-Right (1999)
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Cast
as Dudley
as Nell
as Snidely Whiplash
as Inspector Fenwick
as Chief
as Homer
as Kenneth
as Standing Room Only
as Lavar
as Barry
as Announcer
as Lefty
as Shane
as Young Dudley
as herself
as himself
as Young Nell
as Young Snidely
as Bank President
as Local
as Local
as Barber
as Baker
as Baker's Wife
as Teller
as Mountie
as Mountie
as Bartender
as Local Banker
as Mother
as Townsperson
as Townsperson
as Townsperson
as Customs Officer
as Customs Officer
as Anchor
as Fernandez
as Caitlin
as Leader
as Husband
as Wife
as Another Guy
as Secretary
as Spinworthy
as FBI Type
as FBI Type
as Gentleman
as Gentleman
as Gentleman
as Ten Year Old Boy
as A Bad Guy In Back
as Another Bad Guy
as Yet Another Bad Guy
as In The Back
as In The Way Back
as Indian
as Indian Maiden
as Mrs. Darling
as Jim Darling
as Prospector
as Chad Darling
as Mother's Kid
as Mother's Kid
as Miner
as Miner
as Asian Golfer
as Dancer
as Dancer
as Dancer
as Dancer
as Dancer
as Dancer
as Dancer
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Critic Reviews for Dudley Do-Right
All Critics (45) | Top Critics (15) | Fresh (7) | Rotten (38) | DVD (2)
Surprisingly pleasant.
The fanciful associations and bad jokes are more often stupid than silly, making all the spectacle and contrived dance numbers seem a colossal waste.
One of the summer's more pleasant surprises.
Dudley is merely a dud.
There's not one joke, one slapstick moment, one innuendo that's funny.
The latest in a series of movies adapted from old TV series aimed at Baby Boomers and their babies.
Audience Reviews for Dudley Do-Right
Brendan Fraser has a career with odd choices and this film is a prime example. The silly child like humour appears to be aiming for the George of the Jungle crowd but the storyline is a gigantic mess. The film was a huge box office bomb and it's easy to see why, my first question is how the hell did they spend 70 million on this film? At no stage can you see the value on the screen, it looks like everybody loaded their pockets and phoned it in. The narration is utterly useless and uninspiring, why they kept this is beyond me. The whole idea of this film is crazy and you can see why this film failed. Who was the audience of this film? They don't appear to be aiming strictly at children but the humour is low brow, so immature that it's tough yo watch. They needed more pulp humour and a more focused director in charge, massive disappointment. 10-11-2017.
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Brendan Fraser is a living cartoon character. In every film I've seen him in, he has zany characteristics and gives cheesy smiles at the camera. Even in "The Mummy", I feel like I'm watching an action-packed cartoon series. Universal tried to cash in on the success of Disney's "George of the Jungle" adaption with Brendan Fraser by putting him in a theatrical adaption of another Jay Ward (creator of "George of the Jungle") toon, "Dudley Do-Right". The film felt like a quest to find a plot! The film is about a clumsy mountie named Dudley Do-Right (because he's always doing right!) who must stop his long time nemesis, Snidley Whiplash, from taking over Semi-Happy Valley. The rest is just a whole bunch of plot threads who were abused by hardly being developed. Fraser is doing what he does best: acting weirdly. So I consider him to be the best actor in the film. Alfred Molina speaks in a annoying cartoonish voice. It worked sometimes at got out of hand for the remainder. Sarah Jessica Parker was acting terribly. She looked like the thought, "I'm getting paid for this, right?", ran through her head throughout her screen time. Supporting cast: LAME! Not even Eric Idle helped. The humor is so flat! Eric Idle was not funny and so was Alfred Molina. Not even the "Pokemon" reference helped! When I did find something amusing, I replied with dry chcukles. I just wonder how much they paid the writer, Hugh Wilson. The other stupid thing was the opening credits. The titles, "Written by Hugh Wilson" and "Directed by Hugh Wilson", are seperate. Were they just too lazy to put "Written for the screen and directed by Hugh Wilson"? Laziness, people! Laziness! The film was even unsure of itself. It felt and anachronistic and bored of itself. The film was just lazy. It was flat, lazy, and supplied very little to children. Low on slapstick. What a shame. "Dudley Do-Right" is a do-wrong. The "George of the Jungle" movie was more butch and that live-action "Flintstones" movie had more dignity than this. Come on, Hollywood! Come on!
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Awful.
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