Comedy tale of a guy's quest to find parents
“Joe Dirt” is a Cinderella story muddied and soiled by crass humor, tasteless visual images, and a puerile sense of what constitutes “funny.” The title character (David Spade) works as a janitor at a Los Angeles radio station. After being abandoned by his parents at the Grand Canyon at the age of 8, Joe sets out to find his parents. Enroute, he manages to get himself into unlikely, contrived situations. Spade’s Joe is an innocent, and is supposed to elicit sympathy as he navigates a world that has not been kind to him.<br /><br />Wigged in an exaggerated mullet, which is one of the movie’s main sight gags, Spade goes through an awful script with trooper determination to get to the end credits in one piece. From his work on “Saturday Night Live” and his talent for creating characters, we know Spade is capable of far better than what this sad excuse for comedy offers.<br /><br />Jokes and sight gags are scatter gunned with little cohesion. Celebrity cameos by Dennis Miller, Kid Rock, Kevin Nealon, and Adam Beach do little to shore up the comedy. Christopher Walken co-stars as Clem, a very strange school janitor, and neatly steals the picture. Walken is unique among today’s actors. His mere presence can elicit smiles, and he’s very funny here, illustrating how weak and desperate the rest of the movie’s comedy is.<br /><br />Bonus features on this new-to-Blu-ray release include commentary with director Dennie Gordon and David Spade, outtakes, blooper reel, deleted scenes, original theatrical trailer, and the featurette “Joe Dirt - The Return: The Making of Joe Dirt 2: Beautiful Loser.”
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : From the producing team that brought you Deuce Bigalow and Big Daddy. David Spade plays Joe, whose search for his family has him hittin' the road and keepin' it real with every lowlife he meets, including a sweet hottie (Brittany Daniel), a janitor (Christopher Walken), and a psychotic cannibal (Brian Thompson) with whom he has a brief interlude. Through it all, Joe keeps on trucking all the way to L.A., where a shock jock DJ (Dennis Miller) targets Joe as the butt of his show. But Joe's plucky spirit encourages listeners to cheer him on and help him find a better family than the one he thought he wanted. Rock on!.