Meet Dave Meet Dave

There's a Whole Other World Going on Inside of Him.

A crew of miniature aliens operate a spaceship that has a human form. While trying to save their planet, the aliens encounter a new problem, as their ship becomes smitten with an Earth woman.

Eddie Murphy Elizabeth Banks Gabrielle Union Scott Caan Ed Helms Kevin Hart Pat Kilbane Judah Friedlander Marc Blucas Jim Turner Austyn Myers Mario Loya Mike O'Malley Allisyn Ashley Arm

Guy Walks into a Bar Productions Deep River Productions

science fiction comedy

90 mins   More details at IMDb / TMDb

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  • opmf

    Review by opmf ★★

    It was alright.

  • ianmrid

    Review by ianmrid ★ 1

    This film is full of simpletons reacting to Eddie Murphy's Dave in a way that no real life person would ever react. Especially the mother.

  • bbbgtoby

    Review by bbbgtoby ★★★½

    It's stupid and silly and all that other stuff. I've seen this movie countless times and I can't really defend it but ever since I was very young I've enjoyed this sci-fi concept of miniature people inside of the human body making it function; and this one just appeals to that inner child of mine.

    I too shake my sadly every time I think about what happened to Eddie Murphy's career and perhaps part of me desperately wanted this to be good too.

  • Darren F.

    Review by Darren F. ★★½

    A Thouasand Words better than A Thousand Words.

  • David Pashley

    Review by David Pashley ★★

    If you see Dave, run in the opposite direction.

  • Andrew Young

    Review by Andrew Young ★★

    Eddie Murphy *Sadly shakes head*

  • Andrew Neill

    Review by Andrew Neill ★★

    So Eddie Murphy in Eddie Murphy one of the silly comedies that Murphy did while doing what is essentially family comedy. This starts off very hard and I was quite close to switching it off, it get's a bit better really when you understand this is very lite sci-fi comedy and is for the younger kids. Some funny jokes got a giggle but not really worth the effort.

  • Todd McKean

    Review by Todd McKean

    You’ve got to laugh at Eddie Murphy. Not at his movies, the guy himself. He’s like the filmic equivalent of Axl Rose – an irrelevant, egotistical relic of yesteryear convinced of his own starpower even though it fizzled out decades ago. It’s obvious he can be sold on a script just by some pandering suit saying “but Ed, you play more than one character!”, because as evidenced by the last ten years’ output nothing gets Murphy signing on the dotted line quicker than the chance to get latex glued to his ass and play a fat chick. Not that he does either of those here, but you know what I mean. However he does play a human sized spaceship/robot wandering…

  • DirkH

    Review by DirkH ½

    I remember thinking: 'It can't be that bad, can it?'

    .....This film nearly made me lose my firm atheistic beliefs. There must be a God because this film was clearly made by the devil, sent to earth to torment poor, innocent souls.

    It's that bad. Really.