When Jesse and Chester try to remember what they did the previous night, they try to put the pieces together and try to find there car. The hunt leads them to the Kitty Kat Club where they learn they accepted stolen money from a transsexual stripper. From there they find there huge party destroyed there girlfriends house and help clean. After which they end up getting kidnapped by a group of people who need the,
Continuum Transfunctioner to go to another world. Jesse and Chester meet up with there friend, Nelson for more questions and go to a Chinese restaurant and destroy it's speaker box. After which Jesse and Chester find two aliens (who to them look like gay Nordic people) both of which looking for the Continuum Transfunctioner, they tell them to go away and they continue to look for more answers. They get slightly beat up by bullies who are mad cause they like there girlfriend. Once more pieces are put together, they find there car, only it was sold at a police auction by accident. The two go to a house who has an Ostridge farm, they get kidnapped and soon set free as Chester knows the answer. It all ends once Jesse and Chester call everyone to miniature golf park where they supposedly have it. Chester realizes he does have it, the Rubik Cube is the device and Chester just cracked it. Now Chester and Jesse must decide to give it to the hot alien chicks or the weird Nordic guys.
This film was just so dorky and funny, even if the movie really made no sense, I got a good laugh from it, even 10 years later. Acting was not the greatest but maybe it wasn't suppose to, as it was that dorky. The story was semi-decent with like one twist. There was a surprisingly quite a few good actors in the film, Ashton Kutcher and Seann William Scott along with a few others.
I did hear a couple years ago that they were planning a sequel called, Seriously Dude, Where's My Car? The status is still unknown whether or not it will actually happen. I kind of hope they do.
I give, Dude, Where's My Car? _6/10_
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