You, Me and Dupree (Blu-ray) PG-13
Two's company. Dupree's a crowd.
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Blu-ray Details
- Rated: PG-13
- Run Time: 1 hours, 50 minutes
- Video: Color
- Encoding: Region 1 (USA & Canada)
- Released: June 3, 2014
- Originally Released: 2006
- Label: Universal Studios
Performers, Cast and Crew:
Starring | Matt Dillon, Kate Hudson & Owen Wilson | |
Performer: | Seth Rogen, Amanda Detmer & Michael Douglas | |
Directed by | Anthony Russo & Joe Russo | |
Edited by | Peter B. Ellis | |
Screenwriting by | Michael LeSieur | |
Composition by | Theodore Shapiro | |
Produced by | Mary Parent, Scott Stuber & Aaron Kaplan | |
Director of Photography: | Charles Minsky | |
Executive Production by | Sean Perrone & Michael Fottrell |
Entertainment Reviews:
Rating: 3/4 --
...Seth Rogen, so funny in "The 40-Year Old Virgin," gets laughs as a husband who doesn't realize he's henpecked.
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Nolan's Pop Culture Review
Rating: 3/5 --
It's not seamless, but Wilson fans can safely roll out the welcome mat.
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BBC.com
A dire cuckoo-in-the-nest comedy.
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Guardian
Rating: 1/5 --
This is one of the worst scripts in the history of major-studio motion pictures: inconsistent, undeveloped, predictable, poorly thought-out -- hopeless on every level.
Sacramento News & Review
[Wilson] keeps it afloat. The shrewdness of his performance is that he makes Dupree adorable and overbearing at the same time...
Entertainment Weekly
Rating: 2/5 --
Wilson riffs hard and has his moments, but can't save a comedy with not enough laughs.
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Sydney Morning Herald
Not a single laugh here
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CinePassion
Product Description:
Carl Peterson (Matt Dillon) and Randy Dupree (Owen Wilson) have been friends forever. But everything changes when Carl marries Molly Thompson (Kate Hudson) and best man Dupree becomes the third wheel. Free-spirited Dupree's antics suddenly seem juvenile and Carl has to decide where his loyalty lies--with his new wife or his best friend. Still, when Carl discovers that Dupree is down on his luck--he's lost his job, his company car, and his apartment--he invites his best buddy to move in until he's back on his feet. Unfortunately, Dupree isn't exactly Molly's idea of the perfect houseguest. This perpetual bachelor is really an overgrown kid who moves in with a giant moosehead, likes to sleep in the buff, has some unpleasant hygiene issues, and treats life like one big party. Despite Dupree's inability to grow up, he has a good heart: he's just trying to find his niche and enjoy every day along the way.
To make matters worse for Molly, Carl has become a cranky workaholic since his boss, Molly's father (Michael Douglas), promoted him. Disheartened by her new husband's late hours, Molly begins to spend more time with Dupree and to see his softer side--something that even Carl has never been aware of. Carl, meanwhile, begins to resent his lackadaisical friend and to question his motives. Ultimately, it's up to Dupree to get Carl and Molly back on track. Wilson gives Dupree a puppy-dog quality that makes him immensely likable, even when he's screwing up. Dillon is surprisingly funny as the straight man in the duo, trying to balance his old life with his new responsibilities. Supporting actor Seth Rogen is a hoot as Carl and Dupree's friend, Neil, who desperately wants to be his own man but is completely under his wife's thumb.
To make matters worse for Molly, Carl has become a cranky workaholic since his boss, Molly's father (Michael Douglas), promoted him. Disheartened by her new husband's late hours, Molly begins to spend more time with Dupree and to see his softer side--something that even Carl has never been aware of. Carl, meanwhile, begins to resent his lackadaisical friend and to question his motives. Ultimately, it's up to Dupree to get Carl and Molly back on track. Wilson gives Dupree a puppy-dog quality that makes him immensely likable, even when he's screwing up. Dillon is surprisingly funny as the straight man in the duo, trying to balance his old life with his new responsibilities. Supporting actor Seth Rogen is a hoot as Carl and Dupree's friend, Neil, who desperately wants to be his own man but is completely under his wife's thumb.