The Extreme Adventures of Super Dave

This unspectacular movie will mean little for those that never watched Super Dave's show from the 80's. Super Dave's show in the 80's was largely filmed in Toronto, my home town and it's always fun to be able to recognize scenes on the screen that you're been to or at least know about.

This predictable movie reassembles the main cast from the show. It's nice to see them aging well and having a new gig. Seeing them altogether brings back memories of perhaps a better time that we can all personally associate with.

Personal overtones make this movie special to the old Super Dave Fans for reasons other than its content. Give it a try....

Of course this is slapstick type comedy that is more meant for kids but for what it is this is perfect. Bob Einstein is great and there's lots of good physical gags that adults will find funny too, they're just so silly!

I watched this film with a few kids and they really enjoyed the slapstick comedy of it all. The movie does start out with a blast but then seems to lose focus after the first 15 minutes. This really had some potential it just failed to seize the initiative. All in all though its not that bad of a film.

I honestly rented this movie because I found out John Elway was in it for a short little moment. I tried to enjoy watching it, but found it hard to keep up with. Basically I found that the best part of the movie was the short line by John Elway. The beginning of the movie is a bit deceiving though. It starts out full blast and looks like a pretty exciting movie, but the excitement dies quickly thereafter.

Super Dave never had a movie because he's only funny in short doses and this movie proves that. There should have been more stunts and less talking. While it's not a laugh riot, it is a decent movie. Give it a chance.