You, Me and Dupree |  | Actors: Kevin Breznahan, Pat Crawford Brown, Matt Dillon, Harry Dean Stanton, Michael Douglas
Studio: Universal Studios
Category: DVD
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Rating:  87 reviews
Sales Rank: 129114
Format: Full Screen, NTSC
Language: English (Original Language)
Rating: PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)
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Dimensions (in): 7.3 x 5.3 x 0.6
UPC: 025192028656
EAN: 0025192028656
ASIN: B001W63DUA
Theatrical Release Date: 2006
Release Date: February 27, 2009
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There are a lot of broad comedies about men refusing to grow up, but few have the sly bite of You, Me and Dupree. Even though Carl (Matt Dillon, Crash, There's Something About Mary) is newly married to Molly (Kate Hudson, Almost Famous, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days), when his best friend Dupree (Owen Wilson, Wedding Crashers, The Life Aquatic) ends up homeless, Carl invites Dupree into their house--in which Dupree promptly makes himself at home, culminating in setting the place on fire during lurid sex. But though he's trapped between his wife and his best friend, Carl may have bigger problems as his boss--and father-in-law--hates him and is sneakily working against his marriage. You, Me and Dupree seems at first glance to be a frat-boy farce about men being emasculated by their wives, but the well-written script, guided with a sure hand by director team Joe and Anthony Russo (who each directed episodes of the top-notch TV series Arrested Development), successfully walks a treacherous path between multi-layered characters and comic events, and is all the funnier as a result. Michael Douglas (Wonder Boys, Fatal Attraction) turns in a sharp, nasty performance as Molly's overly-possessive father. Also featuring Seth Rogan (The 40 Year Old Virgin). --Bret Fetzer
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 Um. . . . . .Why? October 1, 2009
D. Mikels (Skunk Holler)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
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
 Would recommend. Enjoyable. Funny. June 4, 2009
Leggy Chick
It's not sophisticated, but it did make me laugh out loud, which isn't always easy for me.
 Funny movie. Watch it everytime we catch it on HBO, February 9, 2009
Tamara Falcone (CA USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
My huaband and I laugh everytime we watch the movie. Seems to get funnier everytime we watch it. We catch something we missed before. Believe me its not an oscar winner but its a good belly laugher and a movie I would lke keep in our movie collection,
The film was funny all around...it is absolutely hilarious!! December 25, 2008
MrPraveen09 (CARY, NC USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
At first I was perplexed saddened to see so many people give this movie negative reviews even though the plot was so strong and it is hard to argue that it wasn't funny (my funniest scene was where Kate Hudson's character Molly goes to the bathroom and finds the toilet nearly overflowing with Dupree's fecal matter...that part made me laugh nonstop for a whole minute)!! It also cracked me up at the part where Matt Dillon's character Carl tells Dupree that what he did in the bathroom and how he made Molly clean up his mess was absolutely disgusting. The other funny parts in the movie is where Molly catches Dupree masturbating while he is sleeping downstairs and he makes a mess on her face!
Dupree is temporarily living at Carl and Molly's residence and chilling on their couch until he finds a place of his own, and makes life a total 'mess' for them (he can't stay still for one minute without getting in their way) that they have to kick him out of the house when he brings people over and accidentally burns their couch down. Even after they kick him out, Molly feels sorry for him and see him get drenched in the rain and agrees to take him again. Carl thinks Dupree is falling in love with Molly and is trying to steal her away from him, and believes Molly's dad Mr. Thompson (played by Michael Douglas) is totally on Dupree's side and wants the marriage to fall apart. That leads to the strange violent scene at the dinner table where Carl chokes Dupree yelling in his face and calling him names, and where Molly's dad has to physically restrain him! There are so many funny parts in the movie that hopefully I highlighted the key ones.
This movie is so funny that you will probably want to watch it about twice a year. In my opinion this is a great comedy with wonderful actors, a well designed script, and a great story line.
Based on truth - stretch to being funny September 25, 2008
Shelba C. Sinsel
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I THOUGHT ANOTHER NOT SO FUNNY FILM FROM HOLLYWOOD. IT WAS A BLAST. THE WRITERS TOOK CERTAIN TRUTHS ABOUT A YOUNG MARRIAGE ADJUSTING FROM FORMER SINGLE LIFE TO BEING A COUPLE. THE ACTING WAS EXCELLENT. WHAT A FUNNY FUNNY MOVIE.
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