What a waste of my time!!!

Absolutely Fantastic

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

The tone of this movie is interesting -- the stakes are both dramatic and high, but it's balanced with a lot of fun, tongue and cheek dialogue.

This movie is what to be expected. Dudley Do Right is a live action movie based on the popular 60's cartoon.It has its moments, and if you are a fan of the cartoon you will find it enjoyable.Sarah Jessica parker plays his love interest in this film, you may think that she is the horse he rides through the movie, but its not. really i checked it on IMDb and she is not listed as the horse.She helps Dudley get places and he feeds her oats. The horse not sarah Jessica parker.I just can't stand to watch this film, its so frustrating trying to figure out if its his trusted horse or Sarah Jessica Parker. Really Sex in the city star, more like Sex in the Barnyard.Its really a funny movie with many funny slap stick moments. I suggest that you check it out today.

In pleasant Semi-Happy Valley, brave but naive Brendan Fraser (as Dudley Do-Right) grows up to be a Royal Canadian Mountie. His wicked rival Alfred Molina (as Snidely Whiplash), faithful girlfriend Sarah Jessica Parker (as Nell Fenwick), and steadfast horse (as Horse) also appear. The threat of vampires in the valley occupies Mr. Fraser's mind at first, but Mr. Molina poses an even greater threat... This live action version of the 1960s cartoon character, originally part of the "Rocky and Bullwinkle" shows, does not translate into a feature length film. Naming an American Indian "Standing Room Only" and the cheeky Molina garner a few chuckles worthy of Jay Ward and his writers, but the satirical whimsy is missing.*** Dudley Do-Right (8/21/99) Hugh Wilson ~ Brendan Fraser, Alfred Molina, Sarah Jessica Parker, Eric Idle

This is one of the best slapstick movies I've seen. I've seen it 4 or 5 times, and still get a kick out of it. It's not perfect, but still very enjoyable. I feel it has a lot of the nonsensical charm that the cartoon had. Alfred Molina is the perfect Snidely, and Brendan Frasier is a hoot. It was a let-down that Nell didn't have a bigger part, as she did in the cartoon. The "authentic corn festival dance" had me laughing out loud. I like it much better than George of the Jungle, which I found very disappointing. I loved both cartoons as a kid. Rarely is a substitute or remake as good as the original, but Dudley Do-Right does a decent job. No deep thoughts, no logical plot, just laugh out loud fun.

This was one of my favorite cartoon characters growing up.And while the movie tries to catch some of the flavour of the show and quirky humor, Brendan Fraser is all wrong in the lead role. His doesn't do Dudley's voice, and they didn't even add a large chin! I usually enjoy Sarah Jessica Parker (being the fan of Sex and The City I am), but even she was kind of wasted in this movie.Alfred Molina was a good Snidely Whiplash, but aside from him, there really isn't too much to speak of.Only Eric Idle's cameo is in line with the humor from the show. His scenes alone make some of this worth watching.I haven't seen the Rocky and Bullwinkle movie, but I hope it's better than this!