godfather_bigscreen

Well i don't know about you but i realy wouldn't give this film more than 3 on 10.
They tried to turn yet another 80's tv show into a boring 2005 movie.
I'm sincere, the characters look so fake and just don't make me think of the original cast one second, the trailer already didn't realy catch my eye but i thought that i'd still give the film chance..... next time i'll just follow my first impression trust me!

EviesEarth

I don't think I would of watched this movie even if it was free. Some shows should just be left at where they were. I loved the TV show.

QuietLunatic

I didn't care for the show when it was on and I refused to go see the movie. This is one that really didn't have to hit the big screen, IMO.

mamab

My mom and dad watched the show when it was on TV, but I couldn't care less. I thought it made women to look like nothing more than sex symbols. And, the movie seemed to perpetuate that impression. Nope, I won't see it if someone gives it to me.

debrajean

The men in my family loved this show, the women hated it (myself included). I was surprised they made it into a movie (although I'm sure many men bought tickets).

Ford

I loved the show as a kid so I gave the movie a chance. All that they got right was the General Lee. It looked perfect and the only good scenes in the movie were the car scenes.

I don't really think it's possible to make a good "The Dukes of Hazzard" movie, but at least it wasn't as horrible as the "Starsky & Hutch" spoof.

aquariancore

I thought it was a waste. I understand why the sequel had none of the stars and went straight to the $1 rack at Walmart.

Ford

Yeah, it's not a show that translates to the big screen well. What more could they do that wasn't already done in the tv series a hundred times? They drive fast and make the sheriff look like a fool. At least they got some jokes out of having the Confederate flag on the car, which is the only way they could have it on there.