Awfully good...

Rating: Null/10 (6 October 2000)

'Sounds goooood! It certainly does if you're a fan of Dumb and Dumber and you read the box. This film is...mmm, let me think of the word-watchable. It certainly is, I've seen a ridiculous amount of times. Why? Even I know this film should not be classed as a 'good movie'. But since when has something had to be good to be enjoyable? Try a summer night's fishing with no interest and plenty of beers (Ray Road near Molesey Heath... Ernie!). It's just SO stupid and SO short that last summer (2000) me and my close friend (Ross Batchelor) couldn't get enough of it. To be honest, the first time I watched this film I was not impressed, but then it began to grow on me. Each time I watch it I notice another element of physical or verbal stupidity which was slowly but surely transformed into a big laugh. The Butabi's are ass-wadsmoronic no-hopers with small brains and big hearts. I like it. I laugh whenever I watch it. But don't let that suggest this film is any good. It really is down to your state of mind (or lack of mind). With my other recently favourable films including Happiness (1998)-also featuring Emily Sanderson Butabi (no, really, it sounds better), Buffalo '66 and Rushmore, anyone who has seen A Night At The Roxbury and all of the above must be very confused. Should you see it? NO!... YES! Try it, you just might like it.