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August 3, 2000
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"Dumb & Dumber" Peter and Bobby Farrelly take low humor to a higher ground with the sheer exuberance of their no-brainer gags. |
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October 31, 2000
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Surf Nazis Must Die A woman in black lingerie and a guy in a Tarzan outfit offer a probing examination of the Nazi mentality: This is what director's cuts were made for... |
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Tromatized! The Frank Capra of splatter films strikes again. |
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