Pauly Schneider I was expecting this film to to be humorous initially, however my expectations were greatly exceeded as this was by far the best movie of 2006 I have seen and probably the mid 2000s. First of all Owen Wilson plays a devilishly charming, almost lovable loser-esque character who is down on his luck and in bad times. Now, cut to Kate Hudson and Matt Dillion, who are a very new attractive couple of man and wife that just got married. What is the last thing they wanted to happen? Dupree (Wilson) comes to live with them and it's really funny. Dupree is the funniest part of You Me and Dupeee. Matt Dillon, the husband of the girl that Dupree is living with, isn't as funny. I didn't like him in it. Dupree gets into lots of zany situations and has so many memorable quotes. I'm not going to give anything away, that would be a total kick in the little Duprees (inside joke for people that have seen it)

elshikh4 This is hard to finish; which is something doesn't fit a comedy for a start ! Originally it's the newly married suburban couple mixed with a bugging angel. On one hand; he's wacky (ironies between him and the married couple), and on the other; he's spontaneous (facts he uncovers to complete the married couple). Theoretically it works, however this movie wasn't smart at dealing with its own winning formula. Instead it falls over itself, producing insufferable time ! The comic sketches are totally uncreative, boring, unfunny and really really disgusting. I asked myself what's the need for "flashing naked butts, painting naked girl with butter, explosion of feces, ..." ?!! Apparently the movie finds no way but being easy and cheap to be comic. Plus it's how to sell untalented comedies these days. So when (Wilson) resorts to masturbating, just to express how sad he is, I got turned off utterly. This is filth for filth. His character says "I hit the rock bottom by that". Well, at that point you can say the same about the movie !As for the rest of it, review for instance the third act : Dupree gives his friend/the husband a speech to make him bolder, the husband gives another speech to the father-in-law (as the movie's so-called big finish !), and the husband wins his love back by a third speech yet romantic. It isn't about being formulaic to scary extent, it is about the formula not being filled with anything witty or rather anything. The finale looks so forced where Dupree, the movie's loser, tunes suddenly and unbelievably into a motivational speaker (while – vaguely – the frightening huge guard turns into his assistant ??!!). I deemed it whether a violent mocking at the motivational speakers or just something, anything, to end the movie with (I know that watching it turned me into a "loser" !). I'm board with (Owen Wilson). This guy can't make a character, so all of his characters ARE THE SAME. And guess what? It's not a droll one. He's incapable of making laughs, though he stars nothing but comedies ?? This time he achieves a new level of silliness. Just remember his screaming at the classic movie, or his suspicious looks to all the schools' employees; THIS IS EXTREMELY BAD. I couldn't enjoy, believe, or stand him delivering awful performance and having the same provoking image, tone, ..etc. And with the free masturbation scene, I was board and sick. (Wilson).. you must change to last. Dye your hair, alter your forever way of whispering, what the heck; dress like a woman, I mean do anything else your unchangeable self. But that dude doesn't learn at all. Watch him 2 years later remaking Dupree as Drillbit Taylor !(Matt Dillon) does it without much vitality. Casting him was weird since he's no comedian, and his seriousness wasn't used well either. (Seth Rogen) did a tepid character tepidly, and when his character searches for porn movies in the dump then it's detestable. (Michael Douglas) had no comedy to perform, so they gave him some lines about willful sterilization to say, perfecting with the body's lower-half type of comedy in here. The thing is dramatically the movie gives no reasons to the strange matter why this father-in-law needs no grandchildren. So how about the same character – simultaneously – talks and talks about how he fears that his own surname, which he put in his son-in-law's surname, may disappear ?? See how stupid this movie is !I won't talk a lot about the direction since I don't like to beat a dead horse. But come to think of it; the angles are all one; movies have to show what's more than sitcoms. The atmosphere has no distinguished point. The soundtrack can't be more lifeless. So, with no new events; it loses being both surprising and attractive. Therefore I wanted it to end since its half, in fact it ended for me there !It insists on using the poor ways to do everything. And the outcome is a repeated form filled with ridiculousness and some loathsomeness as a renewal. In other words : (Owen Wilson) produced a movie to iterate himself yet masturbate too. It gives the feeling of someone sitting beside you, alleging painfully to be laughable, while talking dully and farting endlessly ! (You, Me, and Dupree) is garbage. Even (Kate Hudson) didn't look any beautiful in it !

tanelteder A great romantic comedy? Never. This is so awful it makes you wanna close your eyes. I feel for people who actually paid to see this. This is something that you feel excited about but in the end you wish you never were. Disappointment. Owen Wilson is quite a funny actor. He has done good job with many roles but he has done a disservice for himself here. Just terrible, not even close to funny. Kate Hudson is a sweet girl. It's sad to see her in this movie. And how in the earth they got Michael Douglas to play in this wanna-be comedy?Listen to me, don't watch this movie. This is a favor to you. You gonna thank me later. I'm serious. Just like your face if you still decide to see that.

long-ford This is an extremely lazy slacker comedy. Owen Wilson overdoes his 'aw shucks' charm as a good for nothing who stays on as a house guest with his reluctant best friend. There are some comic moments but the film as a whole simply doesn't work. Why would anyone put up with someone as self-centered and obnoxious as Dupree? The film doesn't even bother to try. Kate Hudson looks good but has little to do. In fact, Matt Dillon and Michael Douglas, all play second fiddle to Owen. With a weak script and few laughs, this is pretty poor stuff,only watchable if you are completely bored.Overall 3/10