AniInterview Sorry, this movie sucks

SpuffyWeb Sadly Over-hyped

Livestonth I am only giving this movie a 1 for the great cast, though I can't imagine what any of them were thinking. This movie was horrible

Hayden Kane There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

random_avenger The success of the American reality-TV comedy show Jackass has inspired many followers, but they were never the only ones fascinated with dangerous stunts and skits: a quartet of friends from Seinäjoki, Finland had started filming similar antics in the 1990s and finally got their own show on the legendary cult TV channel MoonTV almost simultaneously with Jackass' first airings in the US. The Dudesons' popularity grew quickly, as did their budget and the scale of their stunts. Ultimately it was time to open up to foreign audiences as well: the speaking language was switched to English and a full length movie was produced to support the international series, the rights of which have subsequently been sold to more countries than any other Finnish show ever, apart from the extreme traveling show Madventures.The main point of the movie is introducing the Dudesons to international audiences. They are presented as "four friends from the Arctic Circle" (even though they're not really from up North) and each member is given a personality in numerous interviews with the guys: Jarppi is the "daredevil", Jukka the "showman", Jarno the "brains" and HP the "bonebreaker". The constant bratty laughter regardless of what happens and various nasty injuries, the trademark elements of the shows, are all there and a lot of the ideas and footage have been directly recycled from their earlier shows, so old fans of the crew should feel at home despite the new language.This type of cinema is only as funny as the stunts performed, but luckily the Dudesons manage to pull their tricks off rather naturally without coming across as forced or awkward. The skits are more focused on the spectacular, dangerous type of things, often involving car crashes and fire, as opposed to the more gross-out kind of humour of Jackass and their British colleagues Dirty Sanchez (still, that is not to say the Dudesons wouldn't love poop jokes...). It's difficult to say if every scene is completely unscripted or not ("making Jarno mad" looks like it's been set up, as does the van rolling downhill) or if the editing makes certain situations seem more serious and dangerous than they really were, but the more small-scale skits do look very authentic. The scenes with the guys' angry neighbour "Mr. Hitler" are the funniest parts and have been saved for the last, but earlier pranks on unsuspecting outsiders hit home as well, like the confrontation with disgruntled Norwegian cabin owners after a very messy indoors fire extinguisher battle. Some skits are obviously not as funny, but no scenes ever last long enough to get boring and the brisk pacing accompanied by punk rock and heavy metal music keeps the film going with few stale moments.As mentioned in the paragraph above, the Dudesons rely more on spectacle than Jackass, but the other main point of interest about them are their personal charisma and close friendship that raise them above the loose American gang with more members but also more cartoonish personalities. Also, I think the setting in the Finnish countryside is more unique than the generic urban landscapes of the other shows. The changing seasons with altering amounts of natural light and temperatures provide a good-looking hillbilly atmosphere for the Dudeson life, as does the guys' adorable pet pig Britney, even if the international approach has reduced the visibility of their specifically Ostrobothnian identity. In spite of the differences, the crew does acknowledge their similarity to Jackass and frequently collaborate with them, as shown by the cameos of Bam Margera and his family during the Dudesons' trip to America.This kind of humour is definitely love-it-or-hate-it material; it never pretends to be more than overage children having idiotic dangerous fun. At less than 80 minutes it is also about as long as this kind of movie can be without getting tiresome. The obvious folks it can be recommended to are fans of the diverse Jackass and the nasty Dirty Sanchez, but the viewer's ultimate preference between the crews depends mostly on personal tastes. As for myself, I can say I like the Dudesons best, thanks to their natural aura of lovability and the cozy Finnishness of their accents and rural surroundings. For those looking for cringe-inducing injuries and self-deprecating antics, The Dudesons Movie is a great way of having a good time; others should just stay away from it – there are very few "cinematic qualities" to be found, but since the movie never claims to have any, it would not feel entirely worthwhile to criticize it for lack of character development or societal message.P.S. Don't miss the short post-credit scene; it is really something to make even the most hardened torture porn horror fans flinch.

SatanicMushrooms As MTV personality Bam Margera so delicately put it, The Dudesons rock. Four childhood friends living in the Finnish countryside doing crazy stunts for a living and for a lifestyle, spawning a huge cult following and putting the likes of Jackass and Viva La Bam to shame.The Dudesons Movie, whilst essentially being the European version of Jackass, is additionally an interesting documentary which depicts the life of each of the four Dudesons as well as amazing time lapses and stills of the Finnish countryside. Despite the ensuring hilarity of the stunts these guys pull off, one wonders where to to draw the line between hilarity or insanity, a line in which the Dudesons are constantly crossing with their life-threatening antics.This is definitely one for the Jackass fans, it'll blow your f**king mind.

h_wilson92 This has to be the one of the funniest movies I have ever seen.I love The Dudesons - I watch the TV show every week.I decided to see The Dudesons movie cos I am a fan of the show.It is better than Jackass in my opinion with better stunts and stuntmen.These stuntmen seem to enjoy all the stunts that they do no matter how hurt they get. It even made me laugh harder than Jackass.I cant see how people can hate this movie.I guess people don't have a sense of humor or enjoy stunts.It is a very funny physical movie and I rated 10 stars because of the plot,comedy and stunts pulled.If you love movies such as Jackass 1 and 2 then you will enjoy this movie

brandonmstrd This movie is simply a compilation of the Spike T.V. series but including the profanity and the nudity. It is still well worth the $3.95 I paid to see it. As far as I know, this movie could have came before the series and afterward been edited and cut up for t.v. I do know this though, these guys are nuts and they are hilarious. The cast provides jackass like antics but with a more tight niche, almost family like group of dudes. There are only like four of these guys and you can see in the film that that they were clearly very close friends before this movie was made. You also get a neat perspective of Finnish culture throughout the film and their accents are very entertaining. I saw Jackass Two in the theater recently and I have to admit that these Finnish guys definitely compare and sometimes outshine the jackass cast in the categories of extremity and hilarity.P.S.-Bam Margera and Steve O. make appearances in this flick.