Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star
Comedy • PG-13 • 2003 • 1 hr 38 min
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David Spade, Mary McCormack, Jon Lovitz, Craig Bierko, Alyssa Milano
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One of my favorites to share with new friends. Deserves a better rating. Wholesome and funny.
It’s actually really sweet & funny... not what you’d expect from David Spade. I 💘seeing all the cameos of child stars. Ending song was grea
It's ok, funny at times, decent message. Also kind of weird at times. Not something will want to watch again.
This movie has some funny moments but most of it is just ridiculous non-sense.
Funny at the time but I don’t see myself rewatching it anytime soon.
Goofy, silly, over the top, absurd. Just what you need to escape and laugh for a moment.
The premise is fundamentally stupid and some of the bits fall flat, but despite some issues, it's surprisingly good natured and fun.
Just another Happy Madison comedy. Filled with cameos of former child stars
It's not ✨amazing✨ but I'd definitely watch it again
Crass and unfunny. David Spade in lead roles is very hit or miss and this is definitely a miss.
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