Perry makes for an unconvincing gentleman, and, though he becomes tolerable during the final scenes of the movie, is a definite lowpoint. Farley (with whom I was unfamiliar prior to Almost Heroes) and most of the supporting cast turn in good performances, but they're victims of a very hit-and-miss script. The hits are usually pretty funny, though, and none of the misses were cringe-inducing. I had a much better time watching it than I thought I would, but then again, I like ridiculous movies.

Bloody hysterical!

This movie was great it had me laughing all the way through.

This was a very poor movie. Of course there were a couple of laughs, but they didn't come from Farley or Perry or the pairing of the two. I got a little kick out of the secondary characters as there were some pretty funny lines from them. This was role that did not fit Farley and Perry was almost unwatchable.

CHRIS FARLEY/100

Actually a lot funnier than I expected, but it's still pretty bad.

One of the funniest films you'll ever see, set in a rarely considered time period... "It's got something in its hands."

A couple funny scenes, but far from being a good movie.

My love for Chris Farley and physical comedy in general made me enjoy this movie, even if I wouldn't necessarily recommend it. Farley could never manage to make anything that had that special something that makes a great comedy after Tommy Boy and it's sad that this was his last hurrah.

I gave this a 50 because. 50% of this movie is good and the other 50% is shit. one 50% being chris farley, the bad 50% would go to that guy from friends. who gave him a movie deal?

Christopher Guest's last film before his string of pseudo-mockumentaries and Chris Farley's last film before death provides a moderately funny alternate reality of the Lewis and Clark expeditions with lesser known rivals Edwards (Matthew Perry) and Hunt (Farley). While not as funny as Tommy Boy or Black Sheep, Almost Heroes provides enough laughs to sustain its 90 minutes led by a supporting cast including Kevin Dunn and Eugene Levy.

Chris Farley and Matthew Perry are a pretty mismatched pair in this comedy where the jokes miss for a majority of the movie.

There are a few genuine laughs, but overall it's a bad movie.

Matthew Perry and Chris Farley are an unlikely pair, but the humor between the two of them is the best part of the film. They are a handful of very funny moments, but for the most part, the movie is has very inconsistent humor. Ugh!

I saw this very early in the morning and found it very entertaining. Then again at that time of morning I was expecting to be watching infomercials. I'm surprised I hadn't heard of this film before. It's not that bad, has it's funny moments.

I really enjoy this movie because of my affinity for Chris Farley. The plot is pretty flimsy, but it's good enough to set up different gags. At least check this movie out for the sequence that involves Farley trying to get the egg of a bald eagle.

59 points for chris farley.

Not in the same league as Christopher Guest's other work but still fun, especially when playing in the background...in another room...with the door closed...and the sound down.

Another lousy Chris Farley comedy where he plays a spastic fatass doing antiquated physical humor. This time the straight man he's paired with is even worse than David Spade...Matthew Perry. They managed to rustle up a few laughs from the bony corpse of the screenplay, but the prevailing emotion is boredom. They get very little mileage out of the historical setting; most of the crappy gags might as well be from the modern-day. The "story", when they finally get to it, is tortuous. Bad stuff.

A relatively entertaining but very inconsistent movie. Farley and Perry are funny in their own ways, but certainly mismatched; as such, the film has highs and lows that average out to a watchable but generally forgettable whole.

10 years before this would have been John Candy and Steve Martin. This is the kind of stuff Chris Farley SHOULD have done instead of the cookie cutter crap he ended up doing. Good film

Christopher Guest at his worst.