Critic Reviews

You, Me And Dupree isn't terribly democratic about spreading the laughs around; whenever Wilson disappears from the screen, the comedy evaporates in kind.

Isn't a very funny movie (it preaches nonconformity in the rote style of an overlit sitcom), but Wilson, at least, keeps it afloat.

Sporadically enjoyable but instantly forgettable comedy.

The end product feels less funny than formulaic.

Like Dupree himself, the film wears out its welcome a little, but is still entertaining.

Though it is not nearly as funny as last summer's "Wedding Crashers," directing brothers Joe and Anthony Russo's You, Me and Dupree has plenty of chuckles and another sparkling, post-adolescent surfer-dude performance from Owen Wilson.

Occasionally clicks into full-speed farce mode, but never for long - or for long enough.

The resolution includes an overlong and underfunny chase scene.

Owen Wilson single-handedly hauls this amiable, middle-of-the-road comedy out of sheer mediocrity.

A middling third-wheel comedy elevated a couple of notches by the ineffably weird charms of Owen Wilson.