MOVIE REVIEW
Dude, Where's My Car?
also known as “Bai, care mi-ai sutit masina?,” “Cara, Cadê Meu Carro?,” “Çılgınlar ve sevgililer,” “Colega, ¿dónde está mi coche?,” “Čovječe, gdje mi je auto?,” “Deux épais en cavale,” “Dude ¿dónde está mi auto?,”
See all »“Eh mec! Elle est où ma caisse?,” “Ey Mann, wo is' mein Auto?,” “Fatti, strafatti e strafighe,” “Hé, haver, hol a kocsim?,” “Hele vole, kde mám káru?,” “Hey, ¿Dónde está mi Auto?,” “Kutt, kus mu auto on?,” “Megale, ti kaname hthes vrady?,” “Onde Tá o Carro, Meu?,” “Stari, kje je moj avto?,” “Stary, gdzie moja bryka?,” “Zasine, kur mano automobilis?,” “Μεγάλε, τι κάναμε χθες βράδυ;,” “Батице, где су ми кола?,” “Где моя тачка, чувак?,” “Де моя тачка, чувак?,” “Пич, къде ми е колата?,” “豬頭,我的車咧?”
MPA Rating:
for language and some sex and drug-related humor.
Moral Rating: |
Very Offensive
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Moviemaking Quality: |
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Primary Audience: |
Teen
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Genre: |
Comedy
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Length: |
1 hr. 23 min.
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Year of Release: |
2000
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USA Release: |
December 15, 2000 (wide)
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Relevant Issues
Drug use
Stoners
Sexual innuendos
GAY—What’s wrong with being Gay? Answer —Homosexual behavior versus the Bible: Are people born Gay? Does homosexuality harm anyone? Is it anyone’s business? Are homosexual and heterosexual relationships equally valid?
What about Gays needs to change? Answer —It may not be what you think.
Featuring |
Ashton Kutcher … Jesse
Seann William Scott … Chester
Jennifer Garner … Wanda
Marla Sokoloff … Wilma
Kristy Swanson … Christie Boner
David Herman … Nelson
Mary Lynn Rajskub … Zelmina
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Hal Sparks … Zoltan
Charlie O'Connell … Tommy
John Toles-Bey … Mr. Pizzacoli
Christian Middelthon … Nordic Dude #1
Dave Bannick (David W. Bannick) … Nordic Dude #2
James Vincent … Jeff (Turtle)
Bob Clendenin (Robert Clendenin) … Zarnoff
Kevin Christy … Zellner
Kristoffer Ryan Winters (Kristoffer Winters) … Zilbor
Bill Chott … Big Cult Guard #1
Michael Bower (Michael Ray Bower) … Big Cult Guard #2
John Melendez (“Stuttering” John Melendez) … Gene
Teressa Tunney … Tania
Linda Porter … Mrs. Crabbleman
Freda Foh Shen … Chinese Foooood Lady (voice)
Mitzi Martin … Jumpsuit Chick #1
Nichole Hiltz (Nichole M. Hiltz) … Jumpsuit Chick #2
Linda Kim … Jumpsuit Chick #3
Mia Trudeau … Jumpsuit Chick #4
Kimmarie Johnson (Kim Marie Johnson) … Jumpsuit Chick #5
Keone Young … Chinese Tailor
Christopher Darga … Interrogation Cop
Marc Lynn … Cop with Whips
Pat Finn … Rick
Cleo King … Impound Officer
Cinco Paul … Camp Counselor
Brendan Hill (Brendan Ian Hill) … Boy with Bat
Jona Kai Jacobsen … Anthony
Jodi Ann Paterson … Super Jumpsuit Chick
Dwight Armstrong … Space-A-Rama Employee
Claudine Barros … Patty
Richard Johnson (Big Johnson) … Birthday Father
Galvin Chapman … Birthday Son
Joanna Bacalso … Bartender
Katherine Baker … Cowgirl Stripper
Tabitha Taylor (Melissa Messmer) … Dancer #1
Misty Atkinson … Dancer #2
Veronica Gomez … Dancer #3
Melissa Burleson … Dancer #4
Annette Pursley … Dancer #5
Melissa Copen … Dancer #6
Linda Maria Balver … Dancer #7
Cheryl Tsai … Dancer #8
Erik Aude … Musclehead
Ryan Christian … Musclehead
Blaise Fitzgerald … Musclehead
William H. Gray … Musclehead
Sydney … Jackal
Fabio … Fabio
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Director |
Danny Leiner — TV’s “Freaks and Geeks”
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Producer |
Gil Netter
Broderick Johnson
Andrew Kosove
Wayne Rice
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Distributor |
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Synopsis (provided by the distributor): Last night, two party-hearty Dudes had an unbelievably sweet time. Too bad, they can’t remember a thing, including where they parked their car. All they know is there’s a year’s supply of pudding in the fridge, and their girlfriends are ticked at them for trashing their house and forgetting their anniversary. To make up with the girls, the Dudes have to find the anniversary gifts they bought for the occasion. But it won’t be easy—the goodies are in their car. So, the Dudes embark on a mission: retrace their steps to find out what they did last night (and who they did it to), hoping it will lead them to the missing car. Little do the Dudes know, they’re in for the ride of their lives.
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