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| Luke Wilson | ... | Joe Bauers | |
| Maya Rudolph | ... | Rita | |
| Dax Shepard | ... | Frito | |
| Terry Crews | ... | President Camacho (as Terry Alan Crews) | |
| Anthony 'Citric' Campos | ... | Secretary of Defense | |
| David Herman | ... | Secretary of State | |
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Sonny Castillo | ... | Prosecutor |
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Kevin McAfee | ... | Bailiff (as Kevin S. McAfee) |
| Robert Musgrave | ... | Sgt. Keller | |
| Michael McCafferty | ... | Officer Collins (as Mike McCafferty) | |
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Christopher Ryan | ... | Hospital Technician (as Ryan Melton) |
| Justin Long | ... | Doctor | |
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Heath Jones | ... | Cop #1 |
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Eli Muñoz | ... | Horny Guy |
| Patrick Fischler | ... | Yuppie Husband | |
Officer Collins has been spearheading one of the US Army's most secretive experiments to date: the Human Hibernation Project. If successful, the project would store its subjects indefinitely until they are needed most. Their first test subject - Joe Bauers - was not chosen for his superiority. Instead, he's chosen because he's the most average guy in the armed services. But scandal erupts after the experiment takes place, the base is closed, and the president disavows any knowledge of the project. Unfortunately Joe doesn't wake up in a year, he wakes up in 500 years! But during that time human evolution has taken a dramatic down turn. After waking up, Joe takes a prison-assigned IQ test and finds that he's the smartest guy alive! Awaiting a full presidential pardon if he can solve one of the country's biggest problems - the dwindling plant population, Joe races against time to solve this problem. But in doing so he alienates half the country in the process! Can he make things right ... Written by halo1k
I've never seen a movie get a worse release then this. And that's a shame, as this is the funniest film of the year! You would think an ad with the line "From the director of "Office Space"" would be enough to warrant a big release! But there are no ads, no posters, no website , I doubt the stars even knew it came out this weekend. What is 20th Century Fox thinking? Mike Judge's Sci-Fi comedy is set in 2505 but it could come true in about 10 years (if things continue as they are.) Luke Wilson and Maya Rudolph get frozen in a top secret army experiment and wake up in a future full of consumer zombie inbred retards. The film reminds me of Woody Allen's "Sleeper" ,"RoboCop", "Planet of the Apes", "Blade Runner" and "Network" and the late great "Futurama". Try to see it before Fox burns all the prints!