Plot: Britt Reid (Seth Rogen) is the son of LA's most prominent and respected media magnate and perfectly happy to maintain a directionless existence on the party scene -- until his father (Tom Wilkinson) mysteriously dies, leaving Britt his vast media ... Read More
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I've had the movie for about a month now, and never saw it till tonight. In all honesty, It was not nothing like the tv series. The writers/... s made Britt Reid out to be nothing but an alcohilic, as well as a playboy, sleeping/making out w/girls every he could. To me, this movie, was not worth the money, tha I spent it. I'd be better off watch'n a Smurf's movie, or, Pee Wee Herman movie, in place of this one. But of colurse, I'll keep it, and add it tomy collection of movies, from tv shows that I liked to watch as a kid. But please, don't make anymore of these kinda m ovies, or, I'll not even spend 1 cent on them! YUCK! Full Review
Surprisingly good. Seth Rogan was excellent as the dumb rich playboy who falls into the Batman role - very funny. His sidekick Kato (originally... d in the TV series by Bruce Lee), played by Jay Chou, is great too. The Villain is hilarious too - a total badass who finds him self constantly underestimated by everyone. Cameron Diaz was disappointing as Lenore Case. Edward James Olmos was good in his supporting role. Full Review
Funny and well done. The signoff song, \"Saying Goodbye,\" by the Greenhornes (get it?) alone was a thrill.
Stupid, but entertaining.
It was a really bad movie, they ruined a classic
