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"Contrary to what its altogether hideous advertising campaign would have you think, the latest collaboration between Eddie Murphy and Norbit director Brian Robbins is not, in fact, the worst movie ever made." - Rob Humanick

Stupid, with no redeeming qualities.

Remember when Eddie Murphy was funny? Yeah, apparently he doesn't either, because this has nothing in common with any of his good work. Dumb premise, dumb writing, and a metric ton of childish unfunny "jokes" make Meet Dave one of the biggest misses for a comedy I've seen in years.

Wasn't as bad as expected.

Poor.

I wanted to like this but just couldn't. The idea has been covered in book form ("alright, everybody get off the planet"). That was a lot better

Excellent premise, terrible execution. It's pretty much 1 point for the film and 29 points for Elizabeth Banks.

Not believable on any level. Crazy guy you hit with a car acting like a robot, I'm not gonna let him in my home, or fall in love with him if I were a girl. Honestly I wouldn't even let Eddie Murphy in my home nowadays. The acting was weak and as much as I like Elizabeth Banks, her acting was worst of all. Had a stupid predictable ending, that didn't even end at the logical point. I will say out of all the new Murphy films, this one is better than most.

I pity the fool who wrote the "jokes" for this movie...

Amusing. Horrible last Eddie Murphy movie though.

Good job, Eddie :)

Eddie Murphy *used* to be funny. Sadly, his movies are starting to feel like an upmarket Martin Lawrence skit. The jokes were lame and predictable. The special effects looks dated, and the plot was lifted from a seven year old's imagination. It may appeal to six year olds' though.

Eddie Murphy needs to retire...

Not his best work...but not his worst either....

I expected a lot from this flick, but story and jokes sucks. A space ship can make emergency landing on a head, no problem, but a small hit in a head put them out of control. Entertainment for kids. Haven't seen such low level effects for a long time.

nothing special

Eddie Murphy plays himself in this film, a bad actor.

It's very much a film designed for kids alone, and as such it feels very heavy-handed. Once again, it's a marker of exactly how poor Murphy's choice of film has become in recent years, and (beyond an interesting premise) there's really very little here for anyone to enjoy.

Eddie Murphy, what happened? You used to be a funny guy. The guy we could rely on to generate some solid laughs when we went to the movies. The last time he did that was in 2003 with Daddy Day Care. This awful comedy about a race of tiny aliens operating a human-shaped capsule that looks like Eddie Murphy had to have sounded better on paper. The jokes are worthless and the cast is wasted.

A reasonably good comedy flick that's better than some of Eddie's disasters (think Norbit) but nowhere near his best (think Nutty Professor). I haven't seen Pluto Nash but I'm assuming it's simialr to this. It's a silly idea but somehow they pull it off with a few good laughs here and there and at the end of the day I was laughing and in the end that's the goal. Bonus points for Gabrielle Union who is a total babe :D