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With Luke Wilson, Maya Rudolph, Dax Shepard, Terry Crews. Corporal Joe Bauers, a decidedly average American, is selected for a top-secret hibernation program but is forgotten and left to awaken to a future so incredibly moronic that he's easily the most intelligent person alive.
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- Adventure, Comedy, Sci-Fi
- Mike Judge
- 2007-01-25
- Taking The Cop's Advice
- Remembering Details About Mary Swanson
- Harry Getting Angry at Lloyd Over The Mittens
- Peeing on The Motorcycle
- Deciding to Leave to Aspen
- Harry Scoring A Date with Mary
- Pranking Harry with Laxative
- Wearing A Bulletproof Vest
- Selling Petey
- Tricking Sea Bass
While on the road, Lloyd has to relieve himself, and in desperation, he pees into several empty beer bottles in the car. Why didn't Harry just pull over and let him go on the side of the row? Note the film's title. While Harry holds the bottles to pass to Harry, a cop passes by and notices the suspicious situation of holding open liquor containers ...
Despite only knowing her for a few minutes, Lloyd managed to learn and retain the knowledge of several details about the woman he was chauffering/falling in love with, Mary Swanson. RELATED: The 5 Best (And 5 Worst) '90s Comedies He memorized her name, a few details, her luggage's appearance, and where she lived. It might seem insignificant, but th...
While freezing outdoors in the cold winter of Aspen, Harry and Lloyd ruminate on their situation over a small fire. Harry notes how frozen his hands are, and Lloyd gives him a spare pair of mittens he was wearing, to the utter disdain of a freezing Harry. The ire is justified, but it also leads to the opening of Mary's briefcase, revealing the mass...
This might sound like a pretty dumb idea, and to an extent, it is, but under some analysis, maybe it was for the better. While motorcycling together into the snowy Aspen, this time around, it's Harry who's gotta pee. And while the two men are exposed to the harsh weather, they are frozen together. Harry asks if they can stop somewhere to relieve hi...
Early on in the film, upon taking Mary's briefcase, the criminals she was in trouble with track down Lloyd with the stolen briefcase back to his apartment. The thugs leave a message at the door for the duo, by killing Harry's pet parakeet, Petey. Following, that, Lloyd gives an impassioned speech about wanting to live freely and escape their dull l...
When the pair make it to Aspen, Harry accidentally hits it off with Mary while at a charity event and manages to snag a date with her, which was Lloyd's entire motivation to go to Aspen. Once he realizes that he's possibly going to get somewhere with a woman way out of his league, Harry decides to lie to Lloyd about it, so as to not lose his date. ...
In order to exact his vengeance on Harry for snatching away his crush, Lloyd decides to get even in the most sinister of ways. He plays dumb (pun unintended) in front of Harry, acting ignorant of the previous date with Mary, and the impending one. He then proceeds to dose a glass full of a liquid laxative and makes a toast with Harry. It's almost S...
At some point in the third act of the film, Harry cut a deal with an undercover FBI agent(who Lloyd had blown off earlier while waiting for Mary). In the climactic scene in the hotel room, Harry gets shot by the baddie, but he manages to survive because he followed the instructions of the agent. Of course, he manages to screw up the next step, but ...
Lloyd might be the (slightly) smarter member of the duo, but he's certainly not the nicer one. After the goons cut off Petey the parakeet's head, Lloyd turns the tragedy into a cheap profit. He sells the bird (with its decapitated head taped back onto its body) to a blind kid in his neighborhood. It's unbelievably horrible, but he did make a cool $...
The Sea Bass scam is the primary reason Lloyd gets the title of "dumb" as opposed to "dumber" in this list. Lloyd doesn't think of the conhimself, but he does manage to perfectly pull it off after seeing it in a movie. And rather than use his trickery on a disabled and innocent kid, he uses it on a horrible, hot-tempered, and nasty trucker named Se...
- "You Sold My Dead Bird To A Blind Kid?" Lloyd (Jim Carrey) Carefully budgeting for their cross-country adventure to Aspen, Harry and Lloyd stop off to pick up a few items for the trip.
- "The Town Is Back That Way." Lloyd (Jim Carrey) The later Dumb and Dumber movies never reached the heights of the original making the sequel and prequel feel unnecessary.
- "No Way! We Landed On The Moon!" Lloyd (Jim Carrey) Drowning his sorrows at the bar after thinking Mary Swanson stood him up, Lloyd waits to no avail. Finally, the bartender gives him the address where Mary is staying so that he can go meet her there.
- "I Just Thought She Was A Raging Alcoholic!" Lloyd (Jim Carrey) When Lloyd catches Harry going on dates with Mary Swanson after promising to set the two up on a date, his world shatters.
Nov 4, 2021 · 4 November 2021. In 1994, a new kind of comedy changed our idea of lowbrow humor. Peter and Bobby Farrelly’s Dumb and Dumber essentially began with the simple idea of making a movie about two dumb guys and the obstacles they face. Nothing terribly groundbreaking.
Dec 16, 1994 · Dumb and Dumber. Comedy. 106 minutes ‧ PG-13 ‧ 1994. Roger Ebert. December 16, 1994. 3 min read. The purpose of a comedy is to make you laugh, and there is a moment in “Dumb and Dumber” that made me laugh so loudly I embarrassed myself. I just couldn’t stop. It’s the moment involving the kid who gets the parakeet.
Feb 24, 2019 · Make no mistake, Dumb and Dumber is a love story. Despite the premise of the film, however (a man meeting a woman, falling desperately in love with her and traveling across the country in an ...
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Dec 23, 2019 · Dumb and Dumber is a glorious symphony of moronic gags, a work of absurdity that’s deeply intelligent at its core—you have to be a genius to make humor this brilliantly dumb. But it also ...
