It's entirely possible that sending the audience out feeling lousy was intentional

This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

Great example of an old-fashioned, pure-at-heart escapist event movie that doesn't pretend to be anything that it's not and has boat loads of fun being its own ludicrous self.

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

Well now that I've said that, it's not entirely true. I've watched the movie twice now. I should probably explain...I caught a bit of "Domed" (as it's now called in my circle of friends...) on Starz,and the 20 mins that I saw was SO BAD, I had to see the rest. Generally you can pick up some semblance of a plot in 20 mins of a 90 min. film, but oh no... Not with "Domed". I had to see more, so I signed up for Real Movies, which is a pay-for service that allows you to legally download all the movies that are played on Starz. Yurika! "Domed" was available for download. So I watched the whole thing, and I was absolutely floored that a movie could be SO BAD! I was laughing not because it was funny, but because the content was so terrible! One of the characters that dies in the first 1/2 of the movie is re-used as a different character in the 2nd half! And that's just the beginning...So after watching the movie, I explained some of the scenes to my friends. They're response was, "There's no way a movie like that would actually make it to a pay-for cable channel like Starz". We actually ended up making a bet between three of us choosing three different movies, about who's movie was going to be worse. I told them ahead of time that it was an unfair bet, being that it isn't possible to have a set of sequential moving pictures be any worse than "Domed", but they both insisted they had worse movies.We ended up watching "Domed" first, and half way into the film, they're both shaking their heads in disbelieve. They both admitted less than half way into it, that it was indeed the worse film they've ever seen (one of the guys was noticeably angry about it!).The movie is so memorably terrible, that it's actually now folklore within our group of friends, and has it's own shortened name of "DOMED". If you have a jacked up sense of humor like I do, or are sometimes in need of a masochistic movie, this is the one for you. I'm serious when I say that you'll never find a movie as bad.I accidentally Dizzomed your Sizzzunn!!! LOL! Even the title sucks!

This movie was crap as hell. Hard to think of a worst movie. Strangely paced too, like when them two guys were dressed up as old men. Boy that scene dragged. Mostly douche. Lotsa slow-paced douche cant think of one funny or poignant scene There may have been a half a one but I can't remember it. This movie was crap as hell. Hard to think of a worst movie. Strangely paced too, like when them two guys were dressed up as old men. Boy that scene dragged. Mostly douche. Lotsa slow-paced douche cant think of one funny or poignant scene There may have been a half a one but I can't remember it.This movie was crap as hell. Hard to think of a worst movie. Strangely paced too, like when them two guys were dressed up as old men. Boy that scene dragged. Mostly douche. Lotsa slow-paced douche cant think of one funny or poignant scene There may have been a half a one but I can't remember it.

Don't even bother to watch this movie, this must have been the most awful movie I have seen this year.The humor stinks, the "special effects" are VERY bad, but worst of all... the story is simply not believable and definately NOT funny.

This offbeat dark comedy take place when four friends (Bisco, J-Rob, Pedro, and Hay Love) have a backyard bar-b-q and decide to come up on some bud. Not knowing where to turn, because the streets have been dry for a few months, they end up scoring from the son of a over protective mob figure by the name of Fredrico, who vows, if anything should happen to his son, their will be hell to pay. After a tragic accident, the four friends are on the run with only one person to turn to, Krego (Kurupt), Brisco's (Ryan Combs) long time friend. Krego confirms to them, Fredrico is a very powerful man, and there is no escaping his fury. Their only option is to change their appearance through underground plastic surgery, which would take them on a five hundred mile road trip. Along the way, they will have to avoid Fredrico's beautiful assassin, Venus (Jonnie Dia Renzo), and other unsavory characters, leaving them to ponder the question, was it just dumb luck, or was it the bud?