The Wash

Name: The Wash
Genre: Comedy
Released: November 14, 2001
Duration: 93 min
Rating: 18
Cast: Dr. Dre

2001

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Lions Gate Films | Release Date: November 14, 2001 | R

Starring: Dr. Dre

Summary: In this comedy set against the backdrop of a busy carwash, Dr. Dre and Snoop star as a pair of mismatched roommates. (Lions Gate Films)

Director: DJ Pooh

Genre(s): Comedy

Rating: R

Runtime: 93 min

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Jonathan Perry

This real-life alliance is part of what makes the slice-of-life comedy The Wash work as well as it does, despite a somewhat skimpy though often crassly amusing script written by the film's director, D.J. Pooh.

Andy Seiler

Good spirits are worth something, and the movie has them, as well as scattershot chuckles.

A.O. Scott

Isn't much of a movie (it'll play much better on the small screen), but the likable chemistry between Dre and Snoop counts for a lot. Read full review

Carla Meyer

The picture itself seems stoned. Line readings and whole scenes are abandoned midstream, as if Pooh lacked the attention span to see his ideas through. Read full review

Michael O'Sullivan

The story here is just not particularly amusing. Read full review

Gene Seymour

A knucklehead operation, all glands and attitude with no heart or brains. Read full review

Ernest Hardy

What the film suffers from most, though, are its own low aspirations: stroking the libidos and funny bones of brain-dead 12-year-old boys immersed in the shallow end of hip-hop. Read full review

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RonaldOVOXO

Feb 4, 2012

I only like this movie because of the end and The Eminem Parts................................................................................................................

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