- Studio: Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
- Release Date: Feb 27, 2004
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5.5
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 21 Ratings
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Positive: 11 out of 21
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Mixed: 3 out of 21
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Negative: 7 out of 21
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ChanB.Feb 29, 200410So FUNNYY. This and Super Troopers are my top 2 movies.
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TonyB.Mar 16, 20048Lot's of good fun. I was laughing quite a buit. same type of humor as Super Troopers. Not as funny, but same style. It's actually got a good bit of scare in it too...nothing real serious, but you'll jump every now and again.
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CameronS.Mar 3, 20047A gross, gratuitous, schlocky juvenile romp of fun time. Broken Lizard's Club Dread places us at a campy island resort filled with laughs and violence. The movie is filled with tons of blood and boobs. Most guys that are easily unoffended will probably have a fun time. Taking the material too serious will make it a poor time. What you need to do is chill out to the tunes of Pina Coladaberg.
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MoggmoggystyleFeb 26, 20047Funny film. not as good as super troopers but quality. its a little long, but it makes great use of the mangina.
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EDMar 9, 20044
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ZFeb 28, 20044On it's own, this movie might be kinda funny. Not hysterical but it has its moments. Compared to Super Troopers, this movie is a piece of poop. Big, stinky, not funny poop.
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D.C.Mar 4, 20043Most of the time the jokes just aren't that funny. also, it's more of a horror film than the marketing lead me to believe.
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MichaelC.Jun 9, 20043
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MarkB.May 16, 20042
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70With "Super Troopers" and Club Dread, Broken Lizard has cranked out two genuinely funny movies in a row.
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The group has a distinctive deadpan style; after you get on their wavelength, it's impossible to quit chuckling.
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58A few gags are brilliantly staged, but most have a smug, collegiate take-it-or-leave-it quality that makes full-on belly laughter feel optional.