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Video/DVD Review: Dude, Where's My Car?

TEENAGE comedy Dude, Where's My Car (15) is out on video now, and is quite possibly the silliest film ever made.

Starring Seann William Scott of American Pie fame as Chester and Ashton Kutcher of That '70s Show as Jesse, the film kicks off when the two youths wake up with no memory of the night before.

When they discover a year's supply of pudding in the fridge, they realise something weird must have happened - and when they realise Jesse's car is missing, they set out to find out what went on the night before.

Enter "totally gay Nordic dudes", "hot chicks" and a bizarre bunch of space traveller wannabes, all looking for the so-called 'Continuum Transfunctioner' - a space gadget which they say Jesse and Chester have got.

And so starts an adventure as the dim-witted pair try to find the gadget and get rid of the alien freaks.

This is quite funny with the actors doing the best they can, but the film's repetitive and unoriginal scenes can get quite grating at times.