The Adventures Of Pluto Nash: Critic Reviews

How on earth, or anywhere else, did director Ron Underwood manage to blow $100 million on this?

A film made with as little wit, interest, and professionalism as artistically possible for a slummy Hollywood caper flick.

An air of desperation hovers over each episode of the incoherent story line.

It might be the first sci-fi comedy that could benefit from a Three's Company-style laugh track.

Another zillion-dollar dud.

This ill-conceived and expensive project winds up looking like a bunch of talented thesps slumming it.

A limp Eddie Murphy vehicle that even he seems embarrassed to be part of.

Even Murphy's expert comic timing and famed charisma can't rescue this effort.

It's boring. It's flat. It's ugly. Worst of all for a comedy, it's not even remotely funny.

It's a real turkey.

An abundance of noise, explosions, gunplay, chases, special effects, futuristic eye candy and star power (including John Cleese, Pam Grier and Peter Boyle) generates very little pure fun or excitement in this cluttered visit to the moon.

Some diverting cameos, but Murphy struggles to keep this one grounded.

worst futurama rip-off ever

The movie is set in 2087, or approximately 100 years after scribe Neil Cuthbert last bothered to touch up his script.

This is another dud to add to Murphyis already turkey-laden CV.

Longe de ser o desastre que muitos anunciaram, o filme funciona como uma aventura descompromissada (mas nao como comedia) - e merece creditos ao menos por sua direcao de arte e pelos bons efeitos visuais.

...Another mediocre notch in Eddie Murphy's spotty career.

Kinda sad that this endearingly strange flick will be remembered as one of the "worst ever", yet XXX is considered a good movie because it was profitable.

I broke a smile once toward the end of the film.... I won't tell you where.

As much of a good idea as Pluto Nash might have been, it's execution is far less engaging.

What happened with Pluto Nash? How did it ever get made?

Though my expectations for the film were exceptionally low, it turns out that The Adventures of Pluto Nash is just diverting enough to recommend it.

It's everything you don't go to the movies for.

This is a fudged opportunity of gigantic proportions -- a lunar mission with no signs of life.

A sparkling but cold and lifeless chunk of rock which is best left forgotten.