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Tell Others About This Page By Using This Button "DINNER FOR SCHMUCKS" (2010) (Paul Rudd, Steve Carell) (PG-13) Alcohol/ Drugs Blood/Gore Disrespectful/ Bad Attitude Frightening/ Tense Scenes Guns/ Weapons Moderate Moderate Extreme Minor Moderate Imitative Behavior Jump Scenes Music (Scary/Tense) Music (Inappropriate) Profanity Extreme Mild None Minor Heavy Sex/ Nudity Smoking Tense Family Scenes Topics To Talk About Violence Extreme None Mild Heavy Heavy QUICK TAKE: Comedy: To get a promotion and convince his girlfriend that he is successful, a young executive is required to attend a dinner with top-level executives in which each much bring a guest worthy of ridicule. PLOT: Tim (PAUL RUDD) is a young executive who wants to impress Lance Fender (BRUCE GREENWOOD), the president of his firm, and get a promotion. He believes that if he can show his art dealer girlfriend, Julie (STEPHANIE SZOSTAK), that he is advancing at the company, she will finally agree to marry him. Fender is impressed with Tim's drive and initiative, so he decides to invite him to a super-secret dinner. The meal is attended only by the company's top-level executives, who are each required to bring to the party one "idiot" that the other execs can ridicule. The one who brings the weirdest person wins Fender's admiration and a trophy. Tim and his secretary, Susana (KRISTEN SCHAAL), sense this will get him the promotion, especially when a major Swiss entrepreneur named Mueller (DAVID WALLIAMS), whose business Tim has helped to cultivate, is also invited to attend. Tim thinks he has lucked out when he hits eccentric IRS man Barry (STEVE CARELL) with his car one day. Barry spends his spare time dressing up and posing dead mice in elaborate dioramas that he makes in his home. When Tim invites Barry to the dinner, little does he know that he is inviting him into his life. Barry is soon responsible for ending Tim's relationship with Julie; possibly sending her into the arms of the crazed artist Kieran (JEMAINE CLEMENT); bringing Darla (LUCY PUNCH), a crazed, former one-night stand of Tim's back into his life; and getting Tim audited by the IRS man, Therman (ZACH GALIFIANAKIS), who has stolen Barry's wife and thinks he has the power of mind control. It all comes to a head at the climactic dinner party. WILL KIDS WANT TO SEE IT? Older teens who have enjoyed the various Judd Apatow comedies over the years that feature Rudd and/or Carell will likely have interest. WHY THE MPAA RATED IT: PG-13 For sequences of crude and sexual content, some partial nudity, and language. CAST AS ROLE MODELS: PAUL RUDD plays a young executive so obsessed with getting a promotion and convincing his girlfriend that he is marriage material that he agrees to take part in a dinner in which executives invite people they can ridicule. He is a casual drinker. STEVE CARELL plays an introverted IRS agent who makes elaborate dioramas in his spare time that feature dead mice simulating great works of art or great moments in history. He is still hurting from his wife leaving him for a fellow co-worker. He is a decent, but rather slow man who clearly has untreated psychological problems. STEPHANIE SZOSTAK plays Tim's live-in girlfriend, an art dealer who is representing an eccentric, up-and-coming artist. She is still not sure if she wants to be in a committed relationship with Tim and has turned down his proposal of marriage, which leads the man to take chances in his career to prove that he can provide her with the lifestyle he thinks she wants. She is a social drinker. BRUCE GREENWOOD is the president of the company Tim works for, who is impressed with Tim's ambition and energy. He is the one who spearheads the secret dinners in which executives bring along various simpletons and eccentrics as guests to hold up as objects of ridicule and scorn. He is a social drinker. LUCY PUNCH plays a deranged, former one-night-stand of Tim's who has obsessed over him for three years. She is sexually adventurous, highly aggressive, and prone to fits of anger and jealous rage. She is into everything from role-playing to spanking and wants Tim all to herself. ZACH GALIFIANAKIS plays Barry's IRS supervisor, who believes he has the powers of mind control and has even self-published a book on the subject. He has emotionally bullied Barry for some time, having stolen his wife and put him under silly trances in which he makes him do and say things against his will. He is essentially a fraud, though. JEMAINE CLEMENT plays an eccentric artist who Julie represents. He is highly self-centered, as his entire art collection consists of various depictions of himself. He is also sexually promiscuous, engaging in threesomes and secretly hoping to have a physical relationship with Julie. DAVID WALLIAMS plays a wealthy Swiss entrepreneur who also holds "dinners for idiots" back in his home country. He is a social drinker. KRISTEN SCHAAL plays Tim's secretary, who believes he should pretty much stoop to any level to secure a promotion so they both can be elevated to the executive floor. She hints that she is sexually promiscuous and is a casual drinker, as witnessed by her drinking on the job when asked to work on a Saturday. CAST, CREW, & TECHNICAL INFO HOW OTHERS RATED THIS MOVIE Curious if this title is entertaining, any good, and/or has any artistic merit? Then read OUR TAKE of this film. (Note: The "Our Take" review of this title examines the film's artistic merits and does not take into account any of the possibly objectionable material listed below). OUR WORD TO PARENTS: The following is a brief summary of the content found in this comedy that's been rated PG-13. Profanity consists of at least 1 "f" word and 7 "s" words, while other expletives and colorful phrases are also uttered. Sexually related dialogue is present throughout. The main character goes through much of the film fearing that his girlfriend is having sex with an eccentric artist she is representing. One of his one-night stands comes back to haunt him, too, and behaves in a sexually aggressive manner in the scenes that she is in. There is talk of role-playing, spanking, and other sexual acts. Some mouse dioramas are depicted with the mice in various sexual poses. A photo of woman's buttocks wearing panties factors into the plot. Some likely nude models wear body paint, obscuring their bare private parts. Violence consists of a man being hit by a car. Another man has a finger lopped off by a blind man wielding a sword. A crazed woman repeatedly puts another man into various martial-arts holds that causes him pain. She ultimately becomes filled with rage and smashes up his car with a metal sign post. Bad attitudes are present throughout, as the whole film is centered around a bunch of executives who put together a dinner party in which each brings an oddball guest to make fun of and feel superior. There is also much potentially imitative behavior. Drinking is present, mostly in social settings, and there's a drug-related comment, while crude humor also occurs. If you're still concerned about the film and its appropriateness for yourself or anyone else in your home who may be interested in seeing it, we suggest that you take a closer look at our detailed listings for more specific information regarding the film's content. ALCOHOL OR DRUG USE During an art gallery party celebrating Kieran's work, numerous guests are show drinking wine, champagne, and other spirits. One executive at Tim's office is shown drinking from a glass. The beverage could be a spirit, but its origin is not expressly stated or shown in the film. Tim and Julie later have dinner in which each is shown drinking what looks like champagne. The ringtone on Barry's phone is the chorus of Rupert Holmes' "The Pina Colada Song." Tim confesses to having had sex with Darla three years earlier while drunk. Bottles of wine are visible in Tim and Julie's apartment. An enraged Darla throws bottles of Tim's expensive wine at Barry. Barry catches one, but the others crash and break against Tim's walls and a door to the room Tim is hiding in. One bottle shatters a couple of display racks and everything on them. Barry throws one bottle of wine, too. Barry tells Tim that the words "horse" and "grass" are really code for heroin and marijuana. Susana is shown drinking whiskey on the job after Tim asks her to work on a Saturday. Tim, Mueller, and his wife drink what looks like champagne during their lunch. Wine and spirits are served at the climactic dinner. A ventriloquist's dummy tells a man, "I'm not drunk enough to do you." BLOOD/GORE Kieran talks of sticking his arm up a zebra's vagina and turning its baby. He then describes bull excrement over a painting for artistic purposes. All of Barry's dioramas feature dead mouse corpses, which both he and Tim handle throughout the film. Barry talks about diarrhea at the dinner party. A blind swordsman at the dinner party is missing a hand. The blind swordsman eventually cuts off Mueller's index finger and some blood briefly spurts. Blood can then be seen sopping through a cloth Mueller has placed over the oozing stump. DISRESPECTFUL/BAD ATTITUDE Tim, Susana, and another junior executive immediately start dreaming of getting a man's office very soon after he is fired. Senior executives scoff and laugh at Tim's ideas during a business meeting. Lance Fender invites Tim to a dinner in which executives each bring a guest for the others to ridicule. The guest must have some oddity, eccentricity, deformity, or something else that the execs can secretly laugh at. At the end of the evening, the executive who has brought the most outlandish guest will receive a trophy and the admiration of the boss. Tim, angling for a promotion, is made to feel that he has to do this if he wants his career at the company to advance. Kieran refers to Tim as a "stock broker" even after it is explained to him that Tim is not actually a stock broker. Tim initially lies to his girlfriend that he won't take part in the dinner where people will be ridiculed. He lies to her again a few scenes later, but she sees through him the second time around. Tim asks that Susanna lie about him using a sick day. Both Tim and Barry try to bribe each other after Tim hits Barry with his car. One of the dioramas Barry makes depicts Jesus Christ and his disciples at the Last Supper. Tim takes the Jesus mouse and eventually shows it to his secretary as proof that God wants him to get promoted and move up to the 7th floor. Lance says it will be good to have Tim and his girlfriend entertaining a potential client as he is the only one among them not divorced or "dating a hooker." When one exec asks another if he thinks his girlfriend is a prostitute, the other jokes that she did try and give him "a BJ" (meaning oral sex) and then wonders if "Cinnamon" is a family name. Barry goes on Tim's computer and pretends to be him during an instant-messaging session, even giving Tim's address out to a dangerously unstable woman. Darla sends Tim a photo of her backside, which shows her in a tight pair of panties. Tim confesses to having had sex with Darla three years earlier while drunk, then avoiding her ever since. Darla, in turn, has been obsessed with Tim ever since and has tried to track down his whereabouts. Barry ogles multiple women's rear ends as the women walk by, comparing each one to the one in the picture to determine which one is Darla so he can intercept her. Barry disobeys Tim by calling Kieran and pretending to be a documentary filmmaker interested in interviewing the artist. Barry throws Tim's car keys into the open window of Kieran's loft apartment. Barry thoughtlessly bangs the door of Tim's Porsche against a pole. Barry and Tim break into Kieran's loft apartment. Barry mistakes a photo of Nelson Mandela for Morgan Freeman. At one point, Tim becomes so exasperated with Barry that he threatens to beat him to death with a chair. After Tim changes out of his clothes, Barry goes through his pockets. When Julie calls, Darla grabs the phone and puts it down the front of her pants inviting Tim to come and get it. Barry crawls into bed with Tim when he can't sleep. Tim then takes Barry into his living room and puts the TV on for him, offering him headphones so he can get some sleep with the sound muted. Barry still keeps Tim up most of the night by laughing absurdly loud at the various programming. Tim lies to Mueller and his wife that Julie has injured her foot and can't make their lunch. Barry momentarily insults Mueller, who is from Switzerland, by talking very slowly to him and telling him how much he loves his country's army knives and cheese. He then asks if the Swiss cheese comes out of the cow with the holes already in it, then proceeds to talk to the man as if he is the Swedish chef from "The Muppet Show." Darla masquerades as Julie and kisses Tim long and hard and against his will in a crowded restaurant with lots of tongue. Barry goads Tim into proposing to Darla right there in the restaurant, even clanging his glass with an eating utensil to get the whole dining room's attention. Darla, meanwhile, refuses to let Tim call her "Julie." Tim carries on the masquerade in an effort to salvage the lunch and get Mueller's business. But then the real Julie walks in and he has to confess, which sends Darla into a rage. Darla takes a signpost and smashes up Tim's Porsche with Tim and Barry in the vehicle. She busts through several windows; smashes headlights and taillights; dents up the hood, the doors, the trunk; and ends by spearing the roof of the car so that the post is sticking out of the top of the car. Tim is unaware that Barry is listening when he tells Julie how annoying he is and the only reason he works with dead mice is because they're the only ones who won't run away from him. Mueller confesses to holding the same kind dinner parties where guests bring people to be made fun of back in Switzerland. Barry tries to convince Therman to let him and Tim see Kieran's IRS records so they can find out the address of his vacation home. We learn that Therman has emotionally bullied Barry for some time, having stolen his wife and put him under silly trances in which he makes him do and say things against his will. Throughout the dinner party, Tim's executive colleagues repeatedly snicker and quietly scoff and make fun of the guests each of them has brought. They lie and tell the various oddball personalities that it is a dinner for "winners" and that each is competing to see who is the most talented. At the party, Barry confesses to having lost his wife's clitoris and then having to go look for it. Therman razzes him by telling him he found it and that it was in "her naughty purse." Therman and Barry yell at each other in front of the dinner party guests and rush around the dining room trying to use their fake mind-control powers to make the other do his bidding. FRIGHTENING SCENES Darla unleashes her rage by taking a metal signpost and smashing up Tim's Porsche with Tim and Barry in the vehicle. She busts through several windows; smashes headlights and taillights; dents up the hood, the doors, the trunk; and ends by spearing the roof of the car so that the post is sticking out of the top of the car. GUNS/WEAPONS Tim puts together a business plan to take old, defused bombs from a World War I and II munitions factory in Europe and turn them into decorative lamps. He displays two of the old rockets on a table during a business meeting. Later, his boss invites him into his office and tells him, "Leave your bombs at the door." Barry and Therman fake like their hands are guns and they mock-shoot at each other from across the crowded dinner party. A blind man attacks the hosts of the dinner party, wielding a sword. He swings wildly at many of those assembled and eventually cuts off Mueller's index finger. He continues to swing his weapon wildly and soon lops off a series of lit candles that lights the mansion ablaze. IMITATIVE BEHAVIOR Phrases: "F*ck it, I don't care," "Sh*t!" "Bullsh*t!" "This is bullsh*t," "It's a sh*tty job, Tim," "Are you sh*tting me?" "Is there any 'you' I don't know who isn't full of sh*t?" "Do you know how hard it is to get laid when you smell like cole slaw?" "I'm not Fuching around" (intentionally mispronounced), "Are you touching yourself?" "I bet that's not all she curated," "Wanna watch while I screw Barry's brains out?" "I'm a naughty little schoolgirl who needs to be punished!" "Spank me hard, Barry!" "I'm not drunk enough to do you," "I lost her clitoris," "It was in her naughty purse," "You can tell Tim he can kiss my ass!" "To the ballsiest guy on the sixth floor," "You invite idiots to dinner and make fun of them?" "He's an idiot," "Losers," "It's so good to laugh at the misfortunes of others" and "God, I'm an idiot." The opening credits reveal Barry's obsessive hobby of taking dead mice and turning them into stuffed figures that he poses in various dioramas and other displays. Tim, Susana, and another junior executive immediately start dreaming of getting a man's office very soon after he is fired. Senior executives scoff and laugh at Tim's ideas during a business meeting. Julie has a habit of unintentionally mispronouncing people's names and confesses to recently botching pronunciations of "Fuchs" and someone whose name looked a lot like "douche." Tim and Julie live together, but are not married. Susana talks while eating with her mouth full. Tim asks that Susanna lie about him using a sick day. Tim confesses to having had sex with Darla three years earlier while drunk, then avoiding her ever since. Darla sends Tim a photo of her backside, which shows her in a tight pair of panties. Barry ogles multiple women's rear ends as the women walk by, comparing each one to the one in the above photograph to determine who Darla is so he can intercept her. Barry disobeys Tim by calling Kieran and pretending to be a documentary filmmaker interested in interviewing the artist. Barry and Tim break into Kieran's loft apartment. When Julie calls, Darla grabs the phone and puts it down the front of her pants inviting Tim to come and get it. Darla trashes Tim's apartment and tries to have kinky sex with Barry when Tim won't come out and pay attention to her. Barry can't sleep and laughs absurdly loud while watching late-night TV, keeping Tim awake. Barry and Darla insinuate themselves into Tim's business lunch even though they weren't invited. Barry momentarily insults Mueller, who is from Switzerland, by talking very slowly to him and telling him how much he loves his country's army knives and cheese. He then asks if the Swiss cheese comes out of the cow with the holes already in it, then proceeds to talk to the man as if he is the Swedish chef from "The Muppet Show." Darla writes "I'm Wet" on a restaurant napkin to secretly let Tim know that she is sexually excited. The napkin then gets passed to Barry, who doesn't understand its meaning, and then to Mueller who briefly thinks that Barry is attracted to him. Barry goads Tim into proposing to Darla right there in the restaurant, even loudly clanging his glass with an eating utensil to get the whole dining room's attention. A man has trained his pet vulture to eat out of his mouth. A woman believes she can communicate with dead animals. At the dinner table, she lets out shrill screams and shrieks while channeling the cooked lobster on her plate. Throughout the dinner party, Tim's executive colleagues repeatedly snicker and quietly scoff and make fun of the guests each of them has brought. They lie and tell the various oddball personalities that it is a dinner for "winners" and that each is competing to see who is the most talented. Therman and Barry yell at each other in front of the dinner party guests and rush around the dining room trying to use their fake mind-control powers to make the other do his bidding. Both men fake like their hands are guns and they mock-shoot at each other pretending to fire "psychic energy." JUMP SCENES Barry steps out into oncoming traffic to retrieve a dead rodent and is instantly hit by Tim in his Porsche. Tim and Barry are sitting in the front seat of Tim's Porsche when suddenly Darla sneak attacks with a metal signpost, smashing through a side window and almost hitting Barry. We then see Tim look into one of his side mirrors as the very instant Darla smashes that, too. MUSIC (SCARY/TENSE) None. MUSIC (INAPPROPRIATE) The ringtone on Barry's phone is the chorus of Rupert Holmes' loving ode to booze, "The Pina Colada Song." PROFANITY At least 1 "f" word, 7 "s" words, 3 slang terms for sex ("laid," "screw" and "do"), 2 hells, 1 ass, 1 damn, 3 uses of "Oh God," and 1 use each of "Jesus," "Jesus Christ," and "God" and "Oh God." Barry mistakenly thinks of the word "curate" as a sexual connotation and uses it several times throughout the film to denote sexual activity (i.e. "I bet that's not all she curated"). SEX/NUDITY Susana asks, "Do you know how hard it is to get laid when you smell like cole slaw?" and then concedes that it's not hard at all. When Tim is first approached about attending the executives' dinner, he is told it is super-secret and that he can't tell anyone. He asks what happens at the dinner, wondering aloud if it involves "an orgy." Julie has a habit of unintentionally mispronouncing people's names and confesses to recently botching pronunciations of "Fuchs" and someone whose name looked a lot like "douche." Kieran talks of the thrill of once sticking his arm up a zebra's vagina and turning its baby. One of Kieran's artworks depicts him naked with a snake in place of his penis. Several other paintings and photos of his appear throughout the film, often with him shirtless and posed as various animals and mythological creatures (a minotaur, a centaur, etc.) Julie initially misinterprets the upcoming dinner party as being one where strippers will be present. Lance says it will be good to have Tim and his girlfriend entertaining a potential client as he is the only one among them not divorced or "dating a hooker." When one exec asks another if he thinks his girlfriend is a prostitute, the other jokes that she did try and give him "a BJ" (meaning oral sex) and then wonders if "Cinnamon" is a family name. Tim gives Julie a long kiss on the mouth, followed by several smaller kisses. Barry, pretending to be Tim, instant-messages Darla, and she responds by sending him a photo of her buttocks in a pair of tight panties. She then types, "Are you touching yourself?" Tim confesses to having had sex with Darla three years earlier while drunk, then avoiding her ever since. Darla sends Tim a photo of her backside, which shows her in a tight pair of panties. Barry pretends to read a newspaper, but is really using the paper to hide the photo of Darla in her panties. He then ogles multiple women's rear ends as the women walk by, comparing each one to the one in the picture to determine who Darla is so he can intercept her. At one point, Barry refers to lovemaking as "the dirty, dirty sex." On multiple occasions throughout the film, Barry tells different people that Tim's girlfriend is likely to have sex with the artist Kieran who very likely is a better lover than Tim. Kieran takes photographs with two women done up in the style of a trompe l'oeil painting, meaning that they are very likely naked, but the paint obscures their actual private parts. He is shirtless, meanwhile, and wears a small codpiece and a tail to hide his penis and bare buttocks. Kieran tells Barry and Tim that he will soon be having sex with both those models and invites the two men to join in. His one stipulation, though, is that they don't look him in the eye during intercourse. They both decline his offer. Kieran talks about the mating habits of different animals and becomes momentarily freaked out when he imagines a mammal and a bird having intercourse. Barry mistakenly thinks of the word "curate" as a sexual connotation and uses it several times throughout the film to denote sexual activity (i.e. "I bet that's not all she curated"). Darla grabs Tim and kisses him long with lots of tongue. She tries to make Tim jealous by coming on strong to Barry. She asks Tim if he'd like to watch "while I screw Barry's brains out." When Tim hides in a room from her, she drapes herself across Barry's lap and implores him to spank her. When he won't, she starts spanking herself hard. She then tries to get into Barry's head by role-playing, masquerading first as a naughty schoolgirl then as a woman who has cheated on her taxes and Barry is the IRS agent who has to discipline her. Barry would rather pretend to be a penguin. They ended up chasing each other around the room and trashing Tim's apartment. When Julie calls, Darla grabs the phone and puts it down the front of her pants inviting Tim to come and get it. We learn that Barry's wife cheated on him with Therman and that Barry was once under the bed while the two had sex. Tim later comes upon the photo of a mouse diorama depicting that very scene. Barry's ex-wife is shown caressing Therman in a very suggestive manner. Darla kisses Tim long and hard and against his will in a crowded restaurant with lots of tongue. Darla writes "I'm Wet" on a restaurant napkin to let Tim know that she is sexually excited. Tim complains to Julie that what Kieran says is his "artistic process" is really just code for "sex." Kieran tries to seduce Julie by having her pose for photos while grieving her break-up with Tim. He then dresses as a centaur only to be interrupted by Tim and Barry. Barry accuses Kieran of having gonorrhea, then confesses to having the ailment himself. Mueller suggestively refers to his index finger as "my wife's favorite finger." Later on, we see a statue of the finger back in Switzerland with those four words inscribed at the bottom. A ventriloquist's dummy accuses Barry of looking down her dress. Earlier, the dummy tells a man, "I'm not drunk enough to do you." At the party, Barry confesses to having lost his wife's clitoris and then having to go look for it. Therman razzes him by telling him that he found it and that it was in "her naughty purse." Barry confronts Therman about sleeping with his wife. He then looks to unnerve the man by getting to confess that he likes to crawl into the "fecal position" after sex and that he is fond of drawing a face on his penis and calling it "Sammy." Paul kisses Julie several times. A closing credits sequence told with Barry's mouse dioramas shows that Barry eventually began a relationship and that he was able to find her clitoris. The screen shows a dead male mouse entering a bedroom and a dead female mouse laying on a bed with her legs spread and a series of arrows pointing to her vagina. SMOKING None. TENSE FAMILY SCENES Barry confesses that his wife cheated on him with his co-worker, Therman, and left him to move in with her lover. TOPICS TO TALK ABOUT Mental illness, especially those that go untreated. Corporate politics. Inner-office rivalries. Materialism. Eccentric artists. VIOLENCE Tim watches a video online of a man dressed up in a makeshift Iron Man suit getting hit by a large log and being knocked off his feet. Barry forcibly pulls Tim backwards after his hand gets stuck in a closing elevator door. Tim loses his footing and slams hard on the floor, hurting his back. Barry cracks Tim's back hard, fixing his aches and pains. An extremely strong Darla puts Tim in multiple painful martial-arts holds, tweaking his bad back and hurting his various limbs, neck, and other parts of his body. Darla spanks her own bottom hard, prompting Barry to imitate her by spanking his own backside. Darla hits her shin hard against an overturned chair in Tim's apartment. Soon after, Barry throws a blanket over her head and she crashes hard over some furniture. Enraged, she throws bottles of Tim's expensive wine at Barry. Barry catches one, but the others crash and break against Tim's walls and a door to the room Tim is hiding in. One bottle shatters a couple of display racks and everything on them. Barry throws one himself. Barry then bangs his head against a door and pretends to be dead until Darla leaves. At one point, Tim becomes so exasperated with Barry that he threatens to beat him to death with a chair. Tim hits Barry several times with his fist out of frustration. The punches are all body shots and not very hard ones. Darla takes a signpost and smashes up Tim's Porsche with Tim and Barry in the vehicle. She busts through several windows; smashes headlights and taillights; dents up the hood, the doors, the trunk; and ends by spearing the roof of the car so that the post is sticking out of the top of the car. A blind man attacks the hosts of the dinner party, wielding a sword. He swings wildly at many of those assembled and eventually cuts off Mueller's index finger. He continues to swing his weapon wildly and soon lops off a series of lit candles that lights the mansion ablaze. Reviewed July 28, 2010 / Posted July 30, 2010

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