View Full Version : I will not see The Dukes of Hazzard movie
Howdoulikemenow333 04-05-2005, 03:22 AM I for one will not see the Dukes Of Hazzard Movie with Jessica Simpson, I said this before what were they thinking about hiring her as Dasiy? Jessica Beal of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and TV'S 7th Heaven would be a better Dasiy, I read that she was offered it. I think she was or had to do something else. Also I said this befor I'll just wacth reruns on CMT(Country Music tv).
Belair 04-05-2005, 08:26 AM I agree they could have picked a better daisy.I'll see the movie just to check out dizty simpson's acting ability.
Zebra 3 04-05-2005, 08:02 PM I avoid anything that remotely smells like Jessica Simpson.
bschmale1113 04-06-2005, 12:00 AM I Think this Movie is going to get hurt beacuse they got Jessica Simpsons and Jessica now the 2nd biggest target in the Tabiots behind Britney Spears when they interview her the Media want her to talk about her Husband Nick not the Movie
Sterling Holobyte 04-06-2005, 12:24 AM I for one will not see the Dukes Of Hazzard Movie with Jessica Simpson, I said this before what were they thinking about hiring her as Dasiy?
What were they thinking about even trying to making a Dukes Of Hazzard movie, with a different cast no less? :dollar: :dollar: :dollar: :dollar: :dollar:
*MIBabe03* 04-06-2005, 09:44 AM I'm not going to either. Jessica Simpson is annoying.
There's only one reason I think people will go see the Dukes Of Hazzard movie, well, the men at least...
Kazza 04-06-2005, 10:23 AM Jessica needs to eat a little more brisket; look at those ribs :eek:
Dean Winchester 04-06-2005, 12:49 PM why make a Dukes movie? don't we have reruns and DVD's to preserve the original series? I am just as apalled with the casting of Johnny Knoxville aka Jackass, as I am with Simpson. At least Jessica is somewhat redeeming, whereas Jackass is just plain garbage.
Penny Lane 04-06-2005, 03:53 PM Dear Movie Makers,
Leave well enough alone!PLEASE! :rolleyes:
Penny Lane 04-06-2005, 03:55 PM Jessica needs to eat a little more brisket; look at those ribs :eek:
I don't think that he was looking at her ribs ;)
I don't think that he was looking at her ribs ;)
You didn't think I was a fan of Jessica becasue of her music did you?
;)
Howdoulikemenow333 04-06-2005, 06:24 PM I wonder how much money they spend doing this movie with a bunch of want-a- be's? I hope that Jessica sister will not make a movie,I hope,
Dean Winchester 04-06-2005, 11:42 PM I wonder how much money they spend doing this movie with a bunch of want-a- be's? I hope that Jessica sister will not make a movie,I hope,
too late, I heard she's already doing one :mad
Howdoulikemenow333 04-07-2005, 12:29 AM too late, I heard she's already doing one :mad
Thanks for telling me, :lol:
Mr. Television 04-07-2005, 04:53 PM I'll probably watch it just out of curiosity but I bet it will be awful.
Dr. John Becker 04-08-2005, 10:59 PM There's only one reason I think people will go see the Dukes Of Hazzard movie, well, the men at least...
TJL is right. Jessica's body is reason enough to watch the movie.
TJL is right. Jessica's body is reason enough to watch the movie.
Exactly. I was a kid when the original show was on the air, and I loved the show for all the car stunts, but alot of the older crowd probably tuned in to see what Catherine Bach was wearing.
I'm sure the folks behind the movie remake took that into consideration, so Jessica will provide plenty of eye candy.
As long as she doesn't sing...
;)
Mikado 07-11-2005, 03:44 PM Im not going to see this movie, however, splice together all JS T&A scenes, sound off, and ill watch THAT :lol:
Heather987 07-15-2005, 02:20 AM While I agree that Simpson is pretty, over the past year or so she has used her marriage and dare I say her body to get her in the spotlight. She has used the age old let me show my body and I will be on TV to get some fans. She can act ditzy pretty well, but I dont remember Daisy being a ditz, so I wonder how it will be for Simpson to portray someone who knows what tuna fish and buffalo wings are.
I wont see the movie as I dont care to look at her body and the other cast is just as bad. I dont remember the Dukes as a comedy - comedic lines yes but not an overall comedy, and they have to many comedic style actors in it.
Oh and that picture on here of her is terrible, she looks anorexic being a female I cant say what a man likes but do men really like to see your skeleton outline?
Dr. John Becker 07-15-2005, 04:37 PM One thing that bothers me is that in the movie poster, why is Bo Duke wearing a Led Zepplelin shirt? The Dukes were rednecks, not rockers.
Superstar 07-15-2005, 04:55 PM Thanks for telling me, :lol:
you should go into hiding in August since Dukes of Hazzard and Undiscovered, Ashlees movie is coming out :P
One thing that bothers me is that in the movie poster, why is Bo Duke wearing a Led Zepplelin shirt? The Dukes were rednecks, not rockers.
Lynard Skynard probably wanted the movie company to pay them to let Bo wear one of thier shirts.
barwars 07-15-2005, 09:08 PM I didn't like the show, so I won't go see the movie. Rednecks blow.
Karen* 07-16-2005, 12:51 AM I've never seen the TV show, but I'll probably watch the movie just for kicks. Remember, I work at a movie theater, so I don't have to worry about wasting money or even time since watching movies has become one of my pastimes this summer! :lol:
barwars 07-16-2005, 11:06 AM I've never seen the TV show, but I'll probably watch the movie just for kicks. Remember, I work at a movie theater, so I don't have to worry about wasting money or even time since watching movies has become one of my pastimes this summer! :lol:
My brother works at the theater. So I get all the perks.... and I don't have to do anything!
Magnum 07-18-2005, 05:55 AM TJL is right. Jessica's body is reason enough to watch the movie.
LOL. I am going to see the movie, I can't wait for it to get here. Jessica is very hot, I just hope she captured the spirit of Daisy Duke.
It has been a while since me and the General spent some quality time together. LOL, I am suprised they could find a charger to use in the movie. I pretty much figured the original tv series totaled them all.
Seinatra 07-18-2005, 12:10 PM http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ap/20050714/ap_en_mo/dukes_of_hazzard_complaint_11
'Cooter' Urges Fans to Skip 'Dukes' Movie By DOUG GROSS, Associated Press Writer
Thu Jul 14, 8:34 AM ET
ATLANTA - If television's "Crazy Cooter" has his way, fans of the "Dukes of Hazzard" may be speeding away from a new movie version of the cornpone classic faster than the Duke boys running from Sheriff Roscoe P. Coltrane.
Ben Jones, a former Georgia congressman who played the wisecracking mechanic on the popular series from 1979-85, said profanity and sexual content in the film make a mockery of the family friendly show.
"Basically, they trashed our show," said Jones, who now lives in the mountains of Washington, Va. "It's one thing to do whatever movie they want to do, but to take a classic family show and do that is like taking "I Love Lucy" and making her a crackhead or something."
Jones said he read a script of the movie, which is scheduled to be released next month, and that it contained profanity, "constant sexual innuendo and some very clear sexual situations."
On Wednesday, Jones wrote an open letter to fans on his web site, cootersplace.com, urging them to stay away.
"From all I have seen and heard, the "Dukes" movie is a sleazy insult to all of us who have cared about the "Dukes of Hazzard" for so long ... ," Jones wrote. "Unless they clean it up before the August 5th release date I would strongly recommend that true blue Dukes fans hold their noses and pass this one up."
A spokeswoman at Warner Brothers pictures, which is releasing the movie, did not immediately return phone calls seeking comment on Wednesday.
"The Dukes of Hazzard" was a surprise hit for CBS, combining with "Dallas" to earn some of the highest Friday-night ratings in television history.
The show pitted "good-ol' boys" Bo and Luke Duke and their moonshine-running Uncle Jesse against the crooked politician Boss Hogg and his bumbling henchman, Sheriff Coltrane, in fictional Hazzard County.
Reruns of the show began airing on the CMT network this year, earning some of the best ratings ever on the country music cable channel.
In the movie,
Johnny Knoxville, who made his name on MTV's controversial stuntfest "Jackass," and
Seann William Scott, who starred in the raunchy "American Pie" movies, play the main characters.
Pop star turned reality TV icon
Jessica Simpson plays Daisy Duke.
Jones was elected to Congress in 1988 as a Democrat. He lost his bid for a third term in 1992 after his district was redrawn, then lost two other bids for House seats, one in Georgia and another in Virginia.
He owns Cooter's Place, a "Dukes" memorabilia shop in Gatlinburg, Tenn. and plans to open another in Nashville. He also is an organizer of "Dukesfest," an annual outdoor concert and convention celebrating the show in Bristol, Tenn.
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I love Lucy as a crackhead - LOL.
Mikado 07-18-2005, 01:17 PM .
It has been a while since me and the General spent some quality time together. LOL, I am suprised they could find a charger to use in the movie. I pretty much figured the original tv series totaled them all.
I always figured the producers of this show were car collectors , and each time they wrecked a General Lee, the value of their OWN '68 Chargers went up! :lol:
Karen* 07-18-2005, 05:24 PM My brother works at the theater. So I get all the perks.... and I don't have to do anything!
I need to be as nice as your brother. Then again, so many people wanna get into a free movie. :p
Mr. Television 07-18-2005, 05:33 PM http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ap/20050714/ap_en_mo/dukes_of_hazzard_complaint_11
'Cooter' Urges Fans to Skip 'Dukes' Movie By DOUG GROSS, Associated Press Writer
Thu Jul 14, 8:34 AM ET
ATLANTA - If television's "Crazy Cooter" has his way, fans of the "Dukes of Hazzard" may be speeding away from a new movie version of the cornpone classic faster than the Duke boys running from Sheriff Roscoe P. Coltrane.
Ben Jones, a former Georgia congressman who played the wisecracking mechanic on the popular series from 1979-85, said profanity and sexual content in the film make a mockery of the family friendly show.
"Basically, they trashed our show," said Jones, who now lives in the mountains of Washington, Va. "It's one thing to do whatever movie they want to do, but to take a classic family show and do that is like taking "I Love Lucy" and making her a crackhead or something."
Jones said he read a script of the movie, which is scheduled to be released next month, and that it contained profanity, "constant sexual innuendo and some very clear sexual situations."
On Wednesday, Jones wrote an open letter to fans on his web site, cootersplace.com, urging them to stay away.
"From all I have seen and heard, the "Dukes" movie is a sleazy insult to all of us who have cared about the "Dukes of Hazzard" for so long ... ," Jones wrote. "Unless they clean it up before the August 5th release date I would strongly recommend that true blue Dukes fans hold their noses and pass this one up."
A spokeswoman at Warner Brothers pictures, which is releasing the movie, did not immediately return phone calls seeking comment on Wednesday.
"The Dukes of Hazzard" was a surprise hit for CBS, combining with "Dallas" to earn some of the highest Friday-night ratings in television history.
The show pitted "good-ol' boys" Bo and Luke Duke and their moonshine-running Uncle Jesse against the crooked politician Boss Hogg and his bumbling henchman, Sheriff Coltrane, in fictional Hazzard County.
Reruns of the show began airing on the CMT network this year, earning some of the best ratings ever on the country music cable channel.
In the movie,
Johnny Knoxville, who made his name on MTV's controversial stuntfest "Jackass," and
Seann William Scott, who starred in the raunchy "American Pie" movies, play the main characters.
Pop star turned reality TV icon
Jessica Simpson plays Daisy Duke.
Jones was elected to Congress in 1988 as a Democrat. He lost his bid for a third term in 1992 after his district was redrawn, then lost two other bids for House seats, one in Georgia and another in Virginia.
He owns Cooter's Place, a "Dukes" memorabilia shop in Gatlinburg, Tenn. and plans to open another in Nashville. He also is an organizer of "Dukesfest," an annual outdoor concert and convention celebrating the show in Bristol, Tenn.
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Thats
I love Lucy as a crackhead - LOL.
Thats good enough for me. If the cast wants nothing to do with this movie then I know its going to suck.
Courtnee 07-18-2005, 05:50 PM Rednecks blow.
word.
Dean Winchester 07-18-2005, 05:57 PM well, weren't Tom Wopat and John Schneider active in the casting? I know Schneider said that he didn't want either Britney or J. Lo (who were both considered at one time, even tho I can't really picture J. Lo playing a southern belle) playing Daisy.
Well, when JACKASS and Stifler (he stopped being funny about 4 years ago) are the leads in a movie, do you really expect it to be any good?
isiahthomas 07-23-2005, 12:15 PM I was thinkin about seeing The Dukes Of Hazzard movie but now i'm going to wait for it to come on video because it doesn't look too good. I wish Hollywood would stop making tv shows into movies.
Brian Damage 07-23-2005, 12:19 PM Burt Reynolds as Boss Hog?! No thanks ohno:
isiahthomas 07-23-2005, 12:37 PM LOL@Brian Damage. I agree. Burt Reynolds shouldn't be Boss Hogg. They should've gotten somebody bigger.
robyrob 07-23-2005, 07:30 PM Thats good enough for me. If the cast wants nothing to do with this movie then I know its going to suck.
E.T. just showed a couple of clips from the movie - and if they were supposed to be the "humorous highlights" then this film is going to be a TOTAL BOMB
...one of the "jokes" had stifler being introduced to an Australian girl, so he says "throw a shrimp on the barbie then?" :rolleyes:
pretty much an insult to Dukes fans and ALL moviegoers ohno:
Mr. Television 07-23-2005, 08:06 PM E.T. just showed a couple of clips from the movie - and if they were supposed to be the "humorous highlights" then this film is going to be a TOTAL BOMB
...one of the "jokes" had stifler being introduced to an Australian girl, so he says "throw a shrimp on the barbie then?" :rolleyes:
pretty much an insult to Dukes fans and ALL moviegoers ohno:
I saw the trailor at the movie theater and it just looked awful They were throwing jokes around and nobody in the theater laughed. The only thing that even came close to making me laugh was when Enos gave one of his grins but if thats the highlight then its going to suck.
Penny Lane 07-23-2005, 09:08 PM Boo! Leave the classics alone! :mad:
Penny Lane 07-23-2005, 09:11 PM Burt Reynolds as Boss Hog?! No thanks ohno:
OMG! That is SO wrong! Please..................leave well enough alone! :eek:
Cactus Jack 07-23-2005, 09:22 PM How is Burt Reynolds as Boss Hogg wrong? Who do ya want? Sam Kinison' ghost?
Howdoulikemenow333 07-23-2005, 10:01 PM Somne body said here Danny Devito would make a good Boss Hogg. I saw the trailor also at first it looked really good, the guy said the movie that you waited for all summer is here", then there's music and the gernal lee came flying across the screen, then it was just I don't knowwhat it was. Hopefully if Jessica Simpson can't act she will not be in another movie, Jessica Beil from 7TH Heaven and The Texac Chainsaw Massacre would have made a excellent Dasiy Duke.
Dean Winchester 07-23-2005, 11:11 PM you are so right, Danny DeVito would be a GREAT Boss Hogg
Mr. Television 07-23-2005, 11:23 PM I agree. Danny Devito would have been a great choice. Burt Reynolds might have been better as Roscoe.
spunkygirl 07-25-2005, 07:06 PM Thats good enough for me. If the cast wants nothing to do with this movie then I know its going to suck.
John Schneider isn't happy with the movie, he was at first, cause he saw the script, but I guess they changed things after he saw the script, then he got to see more, he's not a happy camper :mad:
Dean Winchester 07-25-2005, 07:09 PM the main problem was the leads. I think Tom Welling would've been great as Luke and Chad Michael Murray as Bo, they resemble the originals more than Jackass and Stifler, plus neither actor is as obnoxious as those two.
Mr. Television 07-25-2005, 07:14 PM John Schneider isn't happy with the movie, he was at first, cause he saw the script, but I guess they changed things after he saw the script, then he got to see more, he's not a happy camper :mad:
I don't think the people making the movie care about the tv show or the fans. They are looking for a fast buck and cast a bunch of no talent actors in the lead and added Jessica Simpson for sex appeal. They would have been better letting Schneider and Wopat cast the movie and have a hand in the script.
Cactus Jack 07-25-2005, 07:19 PM I don't think the people making the movie care about the tv show or the fans. They are looking for a fast buck and cast a bunch of no talent actors in the lead and added Jessica Simpson for sex appeal. They would have been better letting Schneider and Wopat cast the movie and have a hand in the script.
Seann William SScott was Stifler, and Burt Reynolds isnt taleneted??? Thats like saying Marlon Brando cnat act, which he can
barwars 07-25-2005, 07:21 PM Seann William Scott was Stifler, and Burt Reynolds isnt taleneted??? Thats like saying Marlon Brando cnat act, which he can
Stifler was funny.... Sean William Scott is not.
And Burt Reynolds compared to Marlon Brando.... what are you smoking?!
Cactus Jack 07-25-2005, 07:22 PM Stifler was funny.... Sean William Scott is not.
And Burt Reynolds compared to Marlon Brando.... what are you smoking?!
Yeash I see what you mean.... Im not smoking anything
Mr. Television 07-25-2005, 07:32 PM Seann William SScott was Stifler, and Burt Reynolds isnt taleneted??? Thats like saying Marlon Brando cnat act, which he can
I liked Stifler but I don't think he's right for the series lead. And yes Burt Reynolds can act but he's nowhere near what Marlon Brando is. Reynolds would have been better in another role, not Boss Hogg. The people in charge of this movie don't care about the tv series or its fans. The only thing in the movie that might be recognizable will be the General Lee.
Cactus Jack 07-25-2005, 07:33 PM I liked Stifler but I don't think he's right for the series lead. And yes Burt Reynolds can act but he's nowhere near what Marlon Brando is. Reynolds would have been better in another role, not Boss Hogg. The people in charge of this movie don't care about the tv series or its fans. The only thing in the movie that might be recognizable will be the General Lee.
Ah I see, Ive never even seen the show
Penny Lane 07-25-2005, 07:43 PM The REAL Boss Hogg! Not Burt Reynolds. He doesn't come close! What WERE they thinking! :eek:
The late great Sorrell Booke! :clap:
Cactus Jack 07-25-2005, 07:52 PM The REAL Boss Hogg! Not Burt Reynolds. He doesn't come close! What WERE they thinking! :eek:
The late great Sorrell Booke! :clap:
Ok maybe Danny or John Goodman wouldve been good, maybe Tom Arnold, or maybe Dom DeLuise :lol:
Penny Lane 07-25-2005, 07:57 PM Ok maybe Danny or John Goodman wouldve been good, maybe Tom Arnold, or maybe Dom DeLuise :lol:
Better! :lol:
barwars 07-25-2005, 08:01 PM Although I'm not a fan of the series, and I won't be seeing the film. I think John Goodman appears to look more like the character than Burt Reynolds. And John Goodman is a great actor, so there'd be no worry of him mucking it up.
Mr. Television 07-25-2005, 08:10 PM Ok maybe Danny or John Goodman wouldve been good, maybe Tom Arnold, or maybe Dom DeLuise :lol:
Now you're talking. :lol:
Cactus Jack 07-25-2005, 08:48 PM Now you're talking. :lol:
:lol: My other two choices are daed, no 3 :(
Cactus Jack 07-25-2005, 08:55 PM The REAL Boss Hogg! Not Burt Reynolds. He doesn't come close! What WERE they thinking! :eek:
The late great Sorrell Booke! :clap:
Actually he does look like Burt in any movie of his where he wears a hat :lol:
robyrob 07-25-2005, 09:32 PM I saw the trailor at the movie theater and it just looked awful They were throwing jokes around and nobody in the theater laughed. The only thing that even came close to making me laugh was when Enos gave one of his grins but if thats the highlight then its going to suck.
they've started showing the promos for it with more clips - i thought that they'd AT LEAST keep the General Lee the same, i mean he IS the ONLY thing that even remotely links this to the original show...
then I noticed in the clip that they were shooting an oil slick out of the back of the General Lee which burst into flames :rolleyes: - sorry but that something you'd expect from KnightRider's K.I.T.T. the Batmobile or Inspector Gadget!!! pissed: :mumble: :cuss: pissed:
spunkygirl 07-26-2005, 11:53 AM James Best(Roscoe) said in the new tvguide they should call the movie "JackAss 2" :brent
It's sad when none of the actors approve of the movie ohno:
Superstar 07-26-2005, 02:07 PM I'll see it even though I'm not a fan of the series......
Mr. Television 07-26-2005, 03:37 PM James Best(Roscoe) said in the new tvguide they should call the movie "JackAss 2" :brent
It's sad when none of the actors approve of the movie ohno:
:rofl:
I think they might be trying to get new fans and they really don't care about the fans of the show. :(
Mr. Television 07-26-2005, 03:40 PM they've started showing the promos for it with more clips - i thought that they'd AT LEAST keep the General Lee the same, i mean he IS the ONLY thing that even remotely links this to the original show...
then I noticed in the clip that they were shooting an oil slick out of the back of the General Lee which burst into flames :rolleyes: - sorry but that something you'd expect from KnightRider's K.I.T.T. the Batmobile or Inspector Gadget!!! pissed: :mumble: :cuss: pissed:
Well I guess since they changed everything else in the movie The General Lee should be no different. :rolleyes:
Didn't someone say also that in the movie Boss Hogg is the one who calls everyone a Dipstick? I thought someone around here mentioned that.
spunkygirl 07-26-2005, 03:45 PM There's no Roscoe in the movie either :cuss: How in the world can you do a Dukes movie without one of the most popular characters from the show ohno: :rolleyes:
I do have to say I do think Willie Nelson was a great choice for Uncle Jesse though, but Burt Reynolds as Boss? No thanks. I think John Goodman or Tom Arnold would have been better for that role.
Mr. Television 07-26-2005, 03:53 PM There's no Roscoe in the movie either :cuss: How in the world can you do a Dukes movie without one of the most popular characters from the show ohno: :rolleyes:
I do have to say I do think Willie Nelson was a great choice for Uncle Jesse though, but Burt Reynolds as Boss? No thanks. I think John Goodman or Tom Arnold would have been better for that role.
So their's no Roscoe? How can you have a Dukes movie without him. Him and Boss made a great comedy team. Who is Boss Hogg supposed to hang out with, Enos? :rolleyes:
This movie just seems worst the more I hear about it. :(
spunkygirl 07-26-2005, 03:55 PM So their's no Roscoe? How can you have a Dukes movie without him. Him and Boss made a great comedy team. Who is Boss Hogg supposed to hang out with, Enos? :rolleyes:
This movie just seems worst the more I hear about it. :(
Yep no Roscoe :( No wonder the actors are staying away from this like the plague. They could have John Schneider and others willing to do cameos if they hadn't ruined the move ohno:
Honestly I never thought I'd say this, I hope the Dukes movie bombs, cause that's the only way Hollywood is gonna learn to stop remaking classic tv shows. :mad:
Mr. Television 07-26-2005, 04:05 PM When I saw the trailors for the movie I noticed they didn't mention him but their was a Sheriff in the promos with a mustache that I thought must be him. I know. Most of these movies have cameos by the former stars, even some of the movies that weren't so good so this one must really be bad.:(
I think it will probably bomb. Honestly the only TV Remakes I saw that were any good were The Fugitive, The Addams Family Movies, The Brady Bunch Movies and Mission Impossible.
Dean Winchester 07-26-2005, 04:43 PM Honestly I never thought I'd say this, I hope the Dukes movie bombs, cause that's the only way Hollywood is gonna learn to stop remaking classic tv shows. :mad:
actually there's one plus to bad movie remakes of classic tv shows....
THERE'S GONNA AT LEAST BE A TV-DVD :). For example, Starsky And Hutch season 1 came out in time for the theatrical release, and season 2 came out to coincide with the DVD release of the film. DOH season 4 is coinciding with the movie (it might've been a longer wait if the movie didn't happen) and it's pretty likely we'll see the fifth season to come out with the movie on DVD. Looks like Sony's going to same route with Bewitched since I keep hearing season 2 will be out later this fall, in time for the movie, AND THIS IS SONY!!. lol.
For some of the holdout titles I've been waiting for, I hope they make bastardized cheesy movies that insult the legacy of the series if it means I'm going to see seasons of it on DVD, lol.
Magnum 07-26-2005, 05:28 PM There's no Roscoe in the movie either :cuss: How in the world can you do a Dukes movie without one of the most popular characters from the show ohno: :rolleyes:
I do have to say I do think Willie Nelson was a great choice for Uncle Jesse though, but Burt Reynolds as Boss? No thanks. I think John Goodman or Tom Arnold would have been better for that role.
I am a huge Dukes of Hazzard fan. I don't know how they can make the movie without Rosco. Are you sure he is not in the movie?? On the imdb website it says that M.C. Gainey is cast as Rosco.
I dunno what to do. I love the tv show, but having all the cast come out against the movie makes me want to wait a week before going to the movies. I don't want to reward hollywood for ripping apart a show I loved. But at the same time, I want to see the dukes.
Does anyone know if Cathrine Bach has said anything about the movie? So far we have cooter saying it is a bad film. Did anyone else come out?
spunkygirl 07-26-2005, 05:32 PM Hmmm several people have told me there's no Roscoe in the movie, unless they added him at the last minute :confused: Cause someone even searched IMDb.com a few months ago and he wasn't listed at all :(
James said in the new tvguide: "The movie is not what our show was about-they should call this film Jackass 2"
Magnum 07-26-2005, 05:37 PM Hmmm several people have told me there's no Roscoe in the movie, unless they added him at the last minute :confused: Cause someone even searched IMDb.com a few months ago and he wasn't listed at all :(
James said in the new tvguide: "The movie is not what our show was about-they should call this film Jackass 2"
If James Best came out against the movie, I might put it off til it comes out at the $2 theater in three months.
spunkygirl 07-26-2005, 06:10 PM Ben Jones, who played Cooter, and runs the "DukesFest" conventions, is organizing a boycott of the movie.
http://www.cootersplace.com/
Cactus Jack 07-26-2005, 10:41 PM There's no Roscoe in the movie either :cuss: How in the world can you do a Dukes movie without one of the most popular characters from the show ohno: :rolleyes:
I do have to say I do think Willie Nelson was a great choice for Uncle Jesse though, but Burt Reynolds as Boss? No thanks. I think John Goodman or Tom Arnold would have been better for that role.
Preferrably John Goodman
Actually if he any of then were still alive id rather have John Candy, Chris Farley pr John Belushi
Cactus Jack 07-26-2005, 10:49 PM Tom Arnold too
Heck I wouldnt even mind Jack Black as Boss Hogg Will Ferrell and Vince Vaughn as Bo and Duke, JRachel McAdams as Daisy
Mr. Television 07-26-2005, 10:51 PM Tom Arnold too
Heck I wouldnt even mind Jack Black as Boss Hogg Will Ferrell and Vince Vaughn as Bo and Duke, JRachel McAdams as Daisy
Hey Jack. Do you got CMT on your lineup. If you do then you can catch the Dukes Of Hazzard.
Cactus Jack 07-26-2005, 10:57 PM Hey Jack. Do you got CMT on your lineup. If you do then you can catch the Dukes Of Hazzard.
Yeah I have it
Mr. Television 07-26-2005, 11:07 PM Yeah I have it
Cool. :cool:
spunkygirl 08-04-2005, 02:30 PM The Dukes of Hazzard
By Michael Rechtshaffen
Bottom line: The hapless who actually venture out to see this tedious clunker should get Hazzard pay.
A bigger-louder-dumber take on that good ol' CBS hillbilly hit, the movie version of "The Dukes of Hazzard" starts off on the wrong foot and keeps heading, appropriately, south.
Let's be honest: The hourlong series, which ran for 6 1/2 seasons (and was even able to bounce right back after its stars sat out the 1982-83 season in a contract dispute), would never be mistaken for high, or even middling, art.
But nowhere to be found here is any of the goofy charm of the original and its indefensible ability to keep the testosterone humming thanks, generally, to the revved-up General Lee and, more specifically to Daisy Duke and her, uh, Daisy Dukes.
Instead, there are a ton of dead-end car chases and remarkably few laughs, meaning this would-be action comedy quickly sputters out on both counts.
Aside from the unknown quantity represented by those who have been aching to see if Johnny Knoxville and Jessica Simpson have what it takes to become big-screen sensations, this Warner Bros. Pictures release likely will stall upon arrival.
Called upon to fill the boots of Tom Wopat and John Schneider as hell-raisin' cousins Luke and Bo Duke, Knoxville and Seann William Scott spend an awful lot of time riding around in their trusty orange Dodge Charger, but John O'Brien's script doesn't give them any real place to go.
That goes double for the rest of the characters, including Burt Reynolds as a decidedly trimmed down Boss Hogg (played by Sorrell Booke in the series) and Willie Nelson, subbing for Denver Pyle as joke-crackin' Uncle Jesse.
After having proven himself with the offbeat cult comedies "Super Troopers" and "Club Dread," both featuring fellow members of his Broken Lizard sketch troupe, director Jay Chandrasekhar might have seemed like a good choice to put a fresh spin on the material. But he seems lost without the rest of his team (who manage to pop up in assorted cameos), demonstrating a tin ear for the purported comedy and a lead foot for the daredevil sequences that wouldn't have cut it on an installment of "Jackass."
Recruited to fill out that item of apparel made famous by the underrated Catherine Bach, meanwhile, Jessica Simpson and her attire make equally brief appearances. More of her actual performance might turn up on DVD, but the bits that make it into the theatrical version play like outtakes from her more entertaining "These Boots Are Made for Walkin' " video.
Speaking of outtakes, those that show up in the end credits prove to be a lot funnier and feature cooler smash-ups than anything in the main event.
Pulling double duty, Nelson also covers the show's memorable theme song, "Good Ol' Boys," which was made famous by his old buddy, the late Waylon Jennings. But like everything else about this wayward production, it's a pale imitation of the original.
Steve M. 08-04-2005, 11:22 PM The NAACP is urging a boycott because of the flagrant racism of the display of the Confederate battle flag on the "General Lee" Dodge.
"Your heritage is my oppression!" :mad:
Howdoulikemenow333 08-10-2005, 11:30 PM I heard people say it's good, it's playing where I live, it's getting more and more I want to see it. but, I think I hope I'll hold off from seeing it.
Fleet 08-13-2005, 12:49 AM It has been a while since me and the General spent some quality time together. LOL, I am suprised they could find a charger to use in the movie. I pretty much figured the original tv series totaled them all.
There were a lot of Chargers built. Over 90,000 for the 1968 model year and a similar amount for the 1969 model year.
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