Owen Wilson

PLAYBOY Magazine July 2005 JOANNA KRUPA, KARINA LOMBARD, OWEN WILSON, SCARLETT JOHANSSON
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The playmate in this issue was some ugly black girl with an affro. Not worth looking at. But the pics of the swimsuit model were good. So I'd say it's worth buying.

The Big Bounce (Widescreen Edition)
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How can a movie with Morgan Freeman, Charlie Sheen and Owen Wilson go so wrong? It's even based on an Elmore Leonard novel, whose stuff is good. But there have been more than a few stiff Leonard adaptations, and this is one of them. Wilson is never believable as a semi-bad guy, the script is weak, and the' comedy,' such as it is, is not funny. The only good thing is the Hawaiian scenery. Take a pass on this one.

You, Me and Dupree (Widescreen Edition)
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I know there are far more annoying comedies than YOU, ME AND DUPREE--I'm just at a loss to recall them. So let's dispense with formalities and call this film what it is: contrived, silly, predictable, stereotyped, formulaic, nut jub ending, and annoying. When Owen Wilson is good, he's downright fun to watch; when he's bad, you want to put your foot through the flat screen. Thank goodness for self-control, or I would be looking for a new 32-inch.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, newlyweds Carl and Molly (Matt Dillon and Kate Hudson) make a colossal mistake inviting Carl's deadbeat, immaturish best bud Dupree (Wilson) off the street and into their home. And we have the subplot of Carl going to work for Molly's overbearing, boorish, obnoxious, and highly disapproving father (Michael Douglas). Dupree is a walking catastrophe, so everything goes wrong, from stopped up toilets to setting the living room on fire, thereby creating (surprise!) a noticeable strain on Carl and Molly's marriage. And not only is Wilson annoying as accident-prone Dupree; he's in-your-face annoying, over the top times ten. Meanwhile stressed-out Carl becomes even more paranoid dealing with the office and home, while Hudson's Molly just stands around looking ticked off. Then we move to a reconciliation of all parties (never saw that coming), followed by an ending so goofy I was cringing with embarrassment vicariously for Wilson. The only bright spot was, predictably, Seth Rogen.

In summary, do you want to see an entertaining, interesting, compelling, engaging, witty, charming comedy? Then do not see YOU, ME AND DUPREE.
--D. Mikels, Author, The Reckoning

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