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A story that's too fascinating to pass by...

Great movie. Not sure what people expected but I found it highly entertaining.

The movie really just wants to entertain people.

Jesse (Ashton Kutcher) and Chester (Seann William Scott) are stoner roommates with a huge problem. Unhappily, they cannot remember what happened the night before and their sorry-state-of-a-car is gone. As they go through the day, they try to piece together what happened. First, they know there was a party at their twin girlfriends' (Jennifer Garner and Marla Sokoloff) house, something which has ticked off the gals mightily as the abode is trashed. J and C realize they must make it up to these ladies, as it is their anniversary and the girls have promised a "sweet reward" if they come bearing gifts. But, other events in their "lost" day include a trip to a strip club, a major theft of funds by the lads, an encounter with a weird group waiting for aliens, and more. In fact, the nutsy group believes Jesse and Chester have stolen a magic device from the aliens that they would like back. There are others trailing the dudes, very angry about matters the lads can't remember. Can these two airheads get things squared away with everyone and move on? Can they find their car? This funny but crude film will make some laugh, others cringe. But, in truth, the Hangover owes a huge debt to the basic premise of the movie; weird events go down when you are too "out of it" to know what you are doing. Kutcher and Scott are terrific as the intelligence-challenged dudes and the rest of the cast if great, too. The script delivers some bonafide guffaws while the direction is lively. If you want mindless entertainment, Dude certainly bestows it.

Two potheads wake up after a night of partying and cannot remember where they parked their car.Some stupid humor works and some is just stupid. This tends to lean more towards working, though there are plenty of stupid moments that are just beyond belief. There are also a few crude sexual jokes that I could have done without, but I suppose that is the audience. (Do you regret this one, Jennifer Garner?) There should be no surprise that at one point this was a "Beavis and Butt-Head" script.The great cast and sporadic humor make this enjoyable. Not great, maybe not a classic. And if it is to be called a "stoner comedy" (which is a stretch), it would not even compare to the likes of "Half Baked".

Jesse (Ashton Kutcher) and Chester (Seann William Scott) are two idiots who party too hard and must remember what happened last night. They have to find their car and their anniversary gifts for their girlfriends (Jennifer Garner, Marla Sokoloff).Sure it's stupid. It's so stupid. It's so very very stupid. That's the point. What makes this works is the two leads. Ashton Kutcher and Seann William Scott are both likable actors and they make a fun couple of friends. Although the script seems to be written by people who's had too much weed. It's still fun for sober folks. Although it'd help to have just a little. This from Danny Leiner who would bring us another stoner classic 'Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle'.

Dude, Where's My Car? is a comedy film about two young men who find themselves wasted and unable to remember where they parked their vehicle.It features Ashton Kutcher and Seann William Scott together with Kristy Swanson.It was directed by Danny Leiner.In the movie,Jesse and Chester are twenty-something stoners who wake up one morning and can't remember what happened the previous night. Now,they have to find that car before they're captured by a group of cultists who are convinced that the two morons have a device that will provide them with the means to travel beyond the solar system.In summary,the story is about the search of the said car. This is one film that was meant to provide laughs and to entertain.Nothing more.It does not intend to satisfy critics nor to provide a classic movie.And it succeeds.Although the humor capitalized on the film's stupidity,many will find it delightful to watch. Although Kutcher and Scott are first-rate comedians that will be comparable to the likes of Abbot and Costello or Jim Carrey,I still think that they manage to elicit laughter among the viewers.