A rip off of a classic show.

I found this movie to be mildly entertaining. Members of the audience felt like they were forced to laugh at every single joke on screen. The sad part was, most jokes fell flat. Completely. The best scenes weren't even exploited to their fullest extent. Very disappointing indeed. And one of the funniest scenes, with Ben Stiller and the pony, was SHOWN in the trailers. Urgh. Could9;ve been good. I'm giving it a 4 for having Snoop Dogg, Vince Vaughn, and Will Ferrell in the cast.… Expand

This was one very bad movie ... so bad, in fact, it probably should've gone straight to video. At least, in that life, it might've had a chance. Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson appear to have a working comic charisma; it's too bad it's so shockingly wasted on Grade F material.

I walked out about an hour in. That sums up how I felt about S&H. What a disappointment. I love Owens and Stiller, but didn't find anything funny about this movie. Most of the time when I don't enjoy a comedy it is because I don't find the gags funny (see "Stuck on You"), but I didn't see where this movie was even TRYING to be funny... Very puzzling. All in all it';s a lazy, boring movie that doesn't excite or entertain in the least.… Expand

You know, it wasn't a bad moving insomuch as it was a total letdown, given the talents behind it. The kind of movie you watch and -- even though it's lame -- you're sure that, at any moment, something hilarious might happen and you want to be there to see it. Follows my PG-13 Theory of Comedies: The best parts of a PG-13 film are always in the trailer. For an R-Rated film, you can count on some great stuff you hadn't yet seen. For this movie, all the best gags were definitely in the trailer. Rent it on video, folks. … Expand

About halfway through the movie, I was sure at some point someone other than the 2 kids in the front of the crowded theater would laugh. I almost cracked a smile once. Does that mean I got my money's worth? What a LAME movie. You have been warned.

I was sort of hoping to be the first to put this movie in the red. Oh well. S&H looked bad from the start, especially when they tacked the director of ROAD TRIP onto the project. There were some instances of potential hilarity in the previews, but that is about where the movie amounted to. The finished product is, in my opinion, not fair to blame the actors for, except for that they chose to stick with it despite its awful nature. The problem with S&H is that it's gimmicky as all hell. This might now have been a problem, as movies like Adaptation pull the stunt off wisely. However, there were so many gimmicks in S&H that it did not take long to realize that the movie was never supposed to stand on its own two feet, but to just be a decent show for braindead fanboys. What's worse, the directing, as suspected, is terrible! The editing is unforgivably sloppy, and you spend half the time wondering if the movie is trying to be serious or just funny. In the end, it seems that it was just trying to suck. If not, well... don't tell anybody.… Expand

Don't bother watching this rubbish....I actually started to surf the net about two thirds through as it was so bad. I love the tv series and wish they just left the classic series alone. The only bright spots in the film are the legend that is Fred Williamson as the captain and Snoop dog who plays a great Huggy Bear so for that the films gets two out of 10.