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Run Ronnie Run (2002) 6.1
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Middle Ronnie
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Little Middle Ronnie
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Little Ronnie
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F'd Up Dog
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Jerry Trellis
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9 Year Old Ronnie
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Run Ronnie Run is a heart warming spin-off from the cult hit HBO series "Mr. Show". It is the story of Ronwell Quincy Dobbs (David Cross), who has a unique talent for getting arrest. A British television personality, Terry Twillstein (Bob Odenkirk), gets sight of Ronnie and brings Ronnie to Hollywood to get him his own TV show. Ronnie must then deal with his new life, while having to deal with missing his ex-wife that he left back home. This is a delightful comedy with countless celebrity cameos by Dave Foley, Jeff Goldblum, and Jack Black just to name a few. As well as many appearances by characters for the hit television series "Mr. Show". Written by The Fuzz
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He Didn't Get His 15 Minutes of Fame... He Stole It! See more »Genres:
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Rated R for strong language, sexual content and crude humor | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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January 2002 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Corre por tu vida, Ronnie See more »Company Credits
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Ronnie: Ain't you got a T.V.?
Tammy: Yeah.
Ronnie: Well alright then. See ya tonight.
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Written by David Lawrence Hlubek (as D.L. Hlubeck), Banner Harvey Thomas (as B.H. Thomas) and Danny Joe Brown (as D.J. Brown)
Performed by Molly Hatchet
Courtesy of Epic Records
By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
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Bob Odenkirk and David Cross have disowned the final cut of this movie. See more »Quotes
Tammy: Well how am I gonna get a babysitter?Ronnie: Ain't you got a T.V.?
Tammy: Yeah.
Ronnie: Well alright then. See ya tonight.
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Crazy Credits
During the ending credits, "outtakes" are seen. All these "outtakes" are spoofs of outtakes from Jackie Chan movies. For example, after each "injury" four Asian men in red jumpsuits run out to help the "injured" (similar to many Jackie Chan movies,) and the "outtake" ends with the "injured" person giving a thumbs up to the camera while on a stretcher (a la Jackie Chan.) See more »Soundtracks
"Flirtin' With Disaster"Written by David Lawrence Hlubek (as D.L. Hlubeck), Banner Harvey Thomas (as B.H. Thomas) and Danny Joe Brown (as D.J. Brown)
Performed by Molly Hatchet
Courtesy of Epic Records
By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
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This movie is generally funny, but I can't imagine someone who hasn't seen the Ronnie Dobbs skits on Mr. Show finding it as funny as someone who has. It has a lot of really funny moments. Lots of fresh white trash jokes, not the same old recycled trailer park jokes from before. You can't beat a vomit eating dog. Then again, there were a lot of forced jokes, a bit of trying too hard to make me laugh. For some reason there were more cameos than you can shake a stick at. But the real stars of the show are David Cross and Bob Odenkirk and their sense of humor. It doesn't really apply to a wide demographic, but people that have enjoyed Mr. Show and Cross' stand up will appreciate the sense of humor. I do wish they played more than two or three roles and involved more of their Mr. Show characters into the movie. It did have Three Times One Minus One, which is good. It had Jack Black, which is very very bad. If you liked Mr. Show, you'll love this movie. If not, you won't pick up on everything and the magic of Ronnie Dobbs. It's like the Mr. Bean movie in how you'll appreciate it more if you liked the show, but dislike the recycling of the same jokes from the show.