Dude, Where's My Car? (2002)

Film Type:

Feature

Language:

English

Spoken Languages:

French, Japanese

Colour Info:

Color

Frame Rate:

24 fps

Aspect Ratio:

1.37:1

Stereoscopy:

No

Taglines:

After a night they can't remember, comes a day they'll never forget.

Goofs:

Continuity
Jesse's hair when he just woke up, specifically when Gene comes out of the closet.

Crew/Equipment Visible
A cameraman is reflected in the windshield mirror of the car while Chester and Jesse hide from the ostriches.

Revealing Mistakes
When the guys are taking out the 'trash', polystyrene chips can clearly be seen through the white bin bag, showing what the bags are filled with.

Revealing Mistakes
There is a hand putting items in the locker at Captain Stus.

Continuity
When Jesse and Chester are taking out the trash in their girlfriends home, the cap on the top of the white bag bounces away. In the next shot, it glides from the bag.

Continuity
When Chester and Jesse are talking to Zoltan in the barn, the top button on Zoltan's bubble suit is buttoned, unbuttoned, and buttoned again.

Continuity
When Tania the transsexual stripper talks to Jesse and Chester the road in the background is dry, when the cops pull up the ground is wet. It's true that cinematographers love wet roads, but there has been no rain.

Continuity
Chester's hair cut changes often throughout the entire movie, sometimes even on cuts in specific scenes.

Audio/Video Mismatch
Durring the scene where Jesse and Chester make out, "The Little Things" by Good Charlotte is played. The subtitles for it reads "dames" while they're actually saying "things".

Continuity
In the beginning of the movie, the pan of the house shows the lava lamp on. While the camera is on Jesse, the lamp is off, and when it leaves him, the lamp is on again.

Continuity
When Jesse and Chester are taking out the trash in their girlfriends home, Chester takes off his left shoe and sock but then picks up the bottle top with his bare right foot.

Trivia:

Dude Where's My Car? story came from a rejected live-action Beavis and Butt-Head (1993) movie concept in the late-'90s.

Brent Spiner requested to be uncredited for his role of Pierre. He has since admitted in an interview that it was "arrogant" of him to do so.

Jason Reitman turned down two offers to direct Dude, Where's My Car.

Seth Rogen auditioned for one of the starring roles.

A sequel titled "Seriously Dude, Where's My Car?" was planned but was never developed and eventually the idea was scrapped.

The "car" is a Renault 5.