Joe Dirt
No Longer Playing
2001 91 min
David Spade reinvents himself as the plucky, freewheelin’, mullet-sportin’ janitor of the road, JOE DIRT. This indelible late night comedy follows gung-ho loser Joe as he crisscrosses the country looking for his parents who left him at the Grand Canyon when he was eight. One day he’s yanked off toilet duty to share his ridiculous, remarkable life story live on the radio. And as the world gets to know Joe Dirt, they rally behind him to help find the family he’s been looking for…or maybe to discover the home he had all along. Like FORREST GUMP, but with way more poop and boob jokes, this beloved supertramp saga remains a surprisingly sweet and life affirming cult classic—fueled by good friends, cranked tunes, and the enduring positivity of the white trash man of the hour. Dig it!
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