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The bass response is well-done, and adds to the experience. The surround sound is often too subtle, but when it's discernible, it works. The dialogue is sharp and clear with no distortion. The DVD does indeed feature a Dolby Digital 5.1 track (once you choose it) which, again, sounds pretty good for an older DVD. If you need a clue that this is an older DVD, then look no further than the audio features, where you'll see that Dolby Digital 5.1 is not the default track. Otherwise it looks pretty good, as the colors are natural looking and distracting artifacting is kept to a minimum. The most glaring problem with the transfer is that it's too bright and the daytime scenes border on 'white out' at times.

The image is sharp and clear, showing no defects from the source material and only the slightest bit of grain in the daytime scenes.

Considering that this DVD is six years old, the video quality is pretty good. The film has been letterboxed at 1.85:1 and the transfer has been enhanced for 16 x 9 TVs. For the purposes of this review, only the widescreen version was viewed.

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The DVD features both the widescreen and full screen versions of the film. Joe Dirt wanders onto DVD courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.

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Still, the 'Buffalo Bob' scene is a classic and shows that classic movie references and car magazine jokes can co-exist in the same scene. But, some of the jokes fall very flat, and even at 91 minutes, the movie seems to run out of story very quickly. These scenes are countered by incredibly broad humor, such as Joe being attacked by an alligator. Despite the fact that Spade has seemingly stepped outside of himself, he is able to sneak in some of his trademark subtle wit. While Joe is a great character, the comedy in the film is very hit or miss. The universality of this character adds appeal to the film, as Joe's constant bluster is balanced by a big heart. But in reality, he's totally clueless and everything that he says or thinks is completely ludicrous. (Having grown up in the Southeast, I've met several Joe Dirts.) Joe is the classic redneck who is all about Southern rock, muscle cars, and macho attitude. But the beauty of the film is that most everyone has met someone like Joe Dirt. In his concert 'Take the Hit', Spade talks about his childhood in Arizona and after seeing this film, one certainly gets the feeling that Spade knew people like Joe Dirt when he was growing up. Spade's dedication to the character also comes through in the story which was co-written by Spade and Fred Wolf. None of Spade's real (?) pompous personality comes through here and I don't know if I would call Spade a good actor, but he maintains the Joe Dirt persona throughout the movie. So, it's inherently funny to see him playing an ignorant loser wearing the worst wig on the planet. However, if constant gross-out jokes and humorous moments which really make no sense appeal to you, then there's plenty to like in Joe Dirt.Дavid Spade has made a career out of playing arrogant, sarcastic, snobs who act superior to everyone around them. And if you don't like that kind of humor, which is simultaneously aimed at adults and 13 year old boys, then you won't find much to like in Joe Dirt. Joe Dirt is a product of Adam Sandler's Happy Madison Productions and like so many of the film's from that company, it features many bizarre characters doing many strange things. Despite these adventures, two things never change Joe's affection for Brandy never dies, and Joe never stops being a redneck dirtball. Along the way, he flies a hot-air balloon, works on an oil-well, plays with fireworks, gets kidnapped, and becomes a hero. So, Joe sets out on a cross-county trip to locate his family. Joe and Brandy were inseparable until the day that Joe realized that he should be searching for his family. From there, Joe was forced to raise himself and was friendless until he met Brandy (Brittany Daniel). Joe's childhood wasn't a happy one, as he was abandoned as a child while his family was touring the Grand Canyon. One day, shock-jock Zander (Dennis Miller) comes across Joe and invites him on the air to tell his story. Such is the case with the latest release of David Spade's Joe Dirt.Дavid Spade stars as the titular character in Joe Dirt, a mullet-sporting janitor at an L.A.

This is where the exact same DVD is released with a new cover. However, there's another practice that companies are now employing which consumers should be aware of - repackaging. This practice can be infuriating, especially when the second release comes just mere months after the initial one. The 'double dip' occurs when a home video company re-releases a DVD with new extra features, thus enticing fans of the movie in question to consider buying a second (or third or fourth) copy of the same movie. Even the most novice DVD collector will by now be familiar with the concept of the 'double dip'.

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