- Content: “A Front Row Seat to Hilarious Tricks and Skits”
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What You Need To Know:
DUDE PERFECT: THE HERO TOUR is very funny and well filmed. It has lots of cool, spectacular images of The Dudes’ trick shots. The movie also has funny skits and pranks. The packed arenas full of cheering fans add to the excitement. DUDE PERFECT has a strong Christian worldview. The Dudes pray and discuss their Christian faith. They credit God for their success and tell everyone they are loved and created with a purpose. The movie features one light, borderline profanity, and a skit where some objects are smashed and destroyed. Otherwise, DUDE PERFECT: THE HERO TOUR is a wholesome, funny, inspiring movie for the whole family.
Content:
Very strong Christian, evangelical worldview where the comedy troupe is shown praying together before they take the stage, and at the end of their show, the comedy troupe members take time to share their Christian faith, crediting God for their success, reminding fellow Christians “God has you right where you’re at for a reason,” and telling nonbelievers they “are loved and created with a purpose”;
One “OMG” profanity;
The “Rage Monster” segment shows one of The Dudes destroying, breaking and throwing objects;
No sex;
No nudity;
No alcohol;
No smoking or drugs; and,
Nothing objectionable.
More Detail:
DUDE PERFECT: THE HERO TOUR stars five YouTube sensations known as The Dudes. In the movie, Tyler Toney, Coby Cotton, Cody Jones, Cory Cotton, and Garrett Hilbert bringing their particular brand of trick shots and comedy to the big screen.
For example, The Dudes take part in a bungee basketball-dunking competition, trying to sink basketballs into a moving hoop and firing giant Frisbees across the stage. There’s plenty of time for pranks, too. Members of the group don elaborate disguises to surprise fans before the show.
The Dudes also bring some of their fan-favorite video segments to the stage, from “Cool Not Cool” and “Cake Or Not,” to an appearance from “the Rage Monster.” In one moving segment, The Dudes help reunite a deployed soldier with his wife and son, who were attending a show in Birmingham, Alabama
The YouTube stars also take time to share their Christian faith. The movie begins with The Dudes praying together before taking the stage. They conclude their live show with a short discussion of their faith. They credit God for all their success and tell nonbelievers that they are “loved and created with a purpose.”
DUDE PERFECT: THE HERO TOUR is very funny and well filmed. It has lots of cool, spectacular images of The Dudes’ trick shots. The movie also has funny skits and pranks. The packed arenas full of cheering fans add to the excitement. The shots of the adoring fans wouldn’t look out of place in a pop star’s tour.
DUDE PERFECT: THE HERO TOUR has a strong Christian worldview. The Dudes speak about their Christian faith and share it with their audience. Two scenes show them praying before and after the show. There is one borderline exclamatory profanity. Also, a comical segment titled “Rage Monster” shows one of the Dudes intensely destroying objects. DUDE PERFECT provides lots of wholesome, funny, inspiring entertainment for the whole family.
