Good story, Not enough for a whole film

Good movie but grossly overrated

An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

"Rock Slyde" is perfect from beginning to end! Absolutely hilarious with a thousand quotable lines! Patrick Warburton and Andy Dick are genius in this movie! Excellent writing, directing, casting, and editing! We laughed and laughed and laughed from beginning to end! We rented it and liked it so much, we had to buy the DVD and have watched it three more times! BTW, another perfect detective comedy is "No Clue" starring Brent Butt! "Rock Slyde" and "No Clue" are two of our favorite movies of all time! Highly recommend both of these films! Just sit back and enjoy and laugh! P.S. Watch for Rock's hilarious facial expression when he says, "Per diem?" And Rock's affection for his eBay positive feedback is hysterical!

I can't tell how long it's been since I watched a movie that had me smiling and laughing from the time it began to the end. It was so refreshing to watch this movie because it was just clean fun. The writers skills are exceptional followed by the talented cast. Some names have new meaning to me as I will never think of a Jolly Roger as a piece of boring candy again. I still won't eat a Jolly Roger but I will laugh and smile each time I hear the name. Patrick Warburton performance was outstanding as the dimwit detective Rock Slyde. Andy Dick who played the character Bart the obnoxious cult leader, I had to asked myself was that part written exclusively for him? That answer is yes. Rena Sofer did an awesome job playing the denzel in distress. Elaine Hendrix's performance wonderful as her performance reminded me at times of Miss Wiggins from Carol Burnett. Line after line scene after scene I smiled, giggled, I laughed. The writer hit home with silly things that so many people chose to judge their own self worth by. Rock Slyde in my opinion is a family friendly movie.Well done.

Not since Anchorman have I seen a movie with more quotable lines. This movie is laugh-out- loud funny. I have watched it a couple of times now and it never fails to make me laugh. I can't picture anybody but Patrick Warburton in the role of Rock Slyde. He nails it. And seeing him in that teeny tiny car was so funny. Andy Dick as the Blessed Guru and just the whole concept of Bartology was funny. Patrick and Andy were great. They are given a run for their money though by Jamie Alexander. I have no idea how anybody could keep a straight face during his scenes. In fact, in one outtake we see during the credits, we learn that not everyone could keep a straight face! It was fun spotting the cameo appearances too. Cherry on top? A song that will be forever stuck in your head! In fact, I'm humming it right now and wishing for cookies! Can't say enough about this movie!

I was fortunate enough to see this film at the 2009 AFI Dallas Int'l Film Festival as press for a new show to launch exclusively on demand in the Dallas market for Time Warner Cable called "Indie Scene".I laughed my head off and so did the rest of the audience at both sold out screenings of this film, where people were turned away due to seating shortages. With all the laughing; some follow up lines were missed so the movie was even funnier at the second screening. This is a lighthearted poke fun at film movie that I really appreciated because of the absents of sex, drugs and violence. Will this film win an Oscar, no, they don't recognize comedies anyway but you will be quoting lines from the film with your friends. So with that being said if your looking to have a good time watching an Indie film, check out "Rock Slyde".