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Brother's Justice (2010) 4.3
Motivated by Box Office statistics, Dax Shepard has made a decision to leave comedy to pursue his dream of becoming an international Martial Arts action star. Writer:Dax Shepard |
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| Dax Shepard | ... |
Himself /
Waylan /
Patrick Jeung /
Patrick Justice
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| Nate Tuck | ... |
Nate
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Greg Siegel | ... |
Greg
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James Feldman | ... |
James
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| Andrew Panay | ... |
Andres
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| Ashton Kutcher | ... |
Himself
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| Tom Arnold | ... |
Himself /
Mark 'Pappy' Jeung
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Laura Labo | ... |
Laura
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| Jon Favreau | ... |
Himself
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| Josh Temple | ... |
Willie
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| Rome Shadanloo | ... |
Waylan's Love
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Chevonne Moore | ... |
Chevonne
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Jordan Morris | ... |
Jordan
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| Bradley Cooper | ... |
Himself /
Dwight Sage
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| David Koechner | ... |
Himself /
Senior
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Comedic actor Dax Shepard wants to change genres: with friend and producer Nate Tuck, he concocts a concept for an action film featuring martial arts. They drop in on Ashton Kutcher to see if he'll co-star, ask Jon Favreau to direct, and seek advice from Tom Arnold (because he was in "True Lies"). The road to a green light is rough, full of stops and cul-de-sacs. Along the way there's a front-yard wrestling match with Bradley Cooper and David Koechner, back stories on other Shepard/Tuck ventures, and a rupture in a life-long friendship. Can Dax get his kung-fu movie made in spite of rejection? Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>
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20 April 2011 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Good God ... I just woke up after another attempt to watch this movie/docku-mockumentary (or whatever it is) and decided to write a few lines here as an warning to all other folks around the world who maybe came up with the same idea.
I'm so drained and weary right now, but even if I was at my best I wouldn't know how to write a review of a movie that has nothing going on for (what it felt like) hours but is actually just slightly more than 70 minutes long (wth!?) wow !
Thinking back, why did I start watching this celluloid sanity torture in the first place ? Maybe because with an glimpse of my eye I saw all that guest appearances of celebrities I like on it's IMDb page, or probably even more because I hoped to see Kristen Bell's cameo ... it will remain unknown to me ... the bottom line is, I'm writing this for you and if you're planing on watching this, consider yourself warned (and prepare a comfy pillow)