Daltry Calhoun
2005, Comedy/Drama, 1h 33m
28 Reviews 10,000+ RatingsWhat to know
Watching grass grow would likely be more entertaining than this dull, slight feature about a sod salesman. Read critic reviews
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Daltry Calhoun
Flora Flick
May
Frankie Strunk
Doyle
June
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Apr 18, 2008I don't know if this movie is trying to be funny or serious.The M Super Reviewer
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Feb 08, 2007[font=Century Gothic]In "Daltry Calhoun", Daltry Calhoun(Johnny Knoxville) is on the surface a very successful man, having made his fortune from inventing a new brand of turf.(Daltry's dream is to host a USGA sponsored tournament on a golf course on the property he owns.) Having seen one of his commercials, Daltry's ex, May(Elizabeth Banks), and their daughter, June(Sophie Traub), a precocious 14-year old with dreams of attending Julliard, arrive in town to see him. May is dying and wants to find a good home for her daughter before she dies. But Daltry is actually on the verge of ruin, brought on by the side effects of his invention...[/font] [font=Century Gothic][/font] [font=Century Gothic]"Daltry Calhoun" is not a bad movie, exactly, but it also has nothing new to say about the changes in life and being prepared for them. The movie tries to rely on a quirky charm which is frankly not there. And Knoxville does make for an awkward lead.[/font]Walter M Super Reviewer
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Nov 09, 2006A cute feel-good movie. It was okay...Leigh R Super Reviewer
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