Ebert's smackdown

[sigma7]

Roger Ebert's review of Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo. Two paragraphs on the plot, inasmuch as there is one, several more on the Rob Schneider feud with an LA Times movie critic over the fact that this movie was even made. And Ebert's take is gloriously brief in its finality. (Hint: zero stars.)

Comments

[kateshort.livejournal.com]

DAAAAAAAAAAAAAMN.

That's freakin' *hilarious*. And cold.

[bishop282.livejournal.com]

Brief and to the point at the end.

The first one wasn't all that bad. I didn't see it until much later after it came out. Sure it wasn't great, but it had a nice little story. Deuce gives the women the personal attention that they needed instead of sex.

I can't say I was surprised to see commercials for a sequel. Hollywood seems to be more likely to greenlight a sequel or movie about a television sit-com than something new. Maybe the word is perplexed. Did people really like the character so much to see him in other exploits? No.