Hedaya is constantly downing Doug because of Doug’s lame fantasies of becoming a big club-owner one day. Their father (Dan Hedaya of “Cheers”) desires Steve (his favorite son) to run the family business-a small floral shop.
The plot set forth in the movie has the two Butabi brothers trying to be successful entrepreneurs by setting up and owning their own nightclub that is by far more bizarre and alternative from any club ever established. “A Night at the Roxbury” is in the same league as “Dumb and Dumber”-two stupid men with weird personalities trying to be cool but getting slapped by offended females and entertaining the world with their stupidity. Inevitably they get thrown out of every club as a result of their bizarre behavior. They go into spontaneous dancelike convulsions when put into a clublike environment surrounded with half-naked women. The poor duo cannot maintain 5 minutes of calm dignity when exposed to beautiful women.
The story line spins off from the SNL skit about 2 brothers trying to live life in the fast lane by picking up “hotties” (women), dressing in “suave” (cool) attire, and hitting up all of the nightclubs that they can. In my opinion, “A Night at the Roxbury” should have an “R” rating (rather than PG-13) due to the aforementioned material. There were also many instances of profanity, crude language, and verbal obscenities. Sexual content includes several instances of implied casual sexual intercourse (unmarried couples), near nudity (thong bikini bathing suits, topless female with back to camera) and many numerous sexual innuendos. It has several scenes of partial exposures of the male and female anatomy as well as intentional sexual inuendos. This movie is definitely not a family-night-out pic, however. These guys do a great job portraying the ultimate epitomy of wanna-be-suave-losers. I had somewhat hopeful expectations for enjoying a good laugh at this movie which featured SNL’s Steve ( Will Ferrell) and Doug (Chris Kattan). “A Night at the Roxbury” takes stupid comic relief to yet another level with those crazy cast members of SNL in this humorous expansion of the famed weekly sketch. Well, for all of you “Saturday Night Live” fans, this one may be for you.
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