The Dukes of Hazzard

A redneck comedy that is not funny except for two or three moments. Apart from some very decent car chases, it doesn't have much to offer, and even the chases in the "racist" car aren't enough to pull this dragging B-movie at least into the waters of average. (07/14/2007)

Hi, I'm an awkward rural American comedy and I'm very glad that my reruns are played so often. And it really doesn't matter that it's the 2,000,000th remake of a remake and that it's riding the wave of the 1970s are sexy again after the year 2000. (09/26/2010)

The awfully naive script has a lot of feeling, and I couldn't help grinning bitterly at the happy ending, but what does it matter when Knoxville, Scott and their souped-up General Lee have the gas pedal pressed firmly to the floor at all times, stopping only by a room full of undressed university students? I had a great time, the chases were great and Jessica Simpson needs no comment... (09/23/2012)

Points for Jessica, who is incredibly sexy here, points for... well, it's nice that Burt Reynolds is here and one knows he's alive, although it's been some time since the film was made. But otherwise, this comedy just didn't impress me. Johnny Knoxville and Seann William Scott seem like an interesting duo, but here they bothered me. (12/29/2016)