Bio-Dome

Bio-Dome (1996)

  • 5% of critics liked it
    (22 reviews)

  • 50% of users liked it
    (95,674 ratings)

The "slobs versus snobs" formula of lowbrow comedy gets a twist in this mindless Pauly Shore vehicle that pits slobs against scientists. Shore plays Bud Macintosh, a Tucson, Arizona, slacker and junior college student. Bud and his best pal Doyle Johnson (Stephen Baldwin), have just… More

PG-13,
Directed By
Genres
Comedy
In Theaters
Jan 12, 1996 Wide

Critic Reviews

  • John Anderson, Los Angeles Times

    Despite the advances humankind has made since dragging itself out of the primordial ooze, Shore is a successful comedian.

  • , Entertainment Weekly

    Even with the low expectations any reasonable viewer brings to a Shore flick, this rates only stupid-plus.

  • Leonard Klady, Variety

    It's not by any means inspired madness.

  • Stephen Holden, New York Times

    Inept in almost every respect.

  • Peter Stack, San Francisco Chronicle

    America faces the very real prospect that Pauly Shore is the most annoying comic alive.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Jeff "


    Bio-Dome is one of the last "major" films starring Pauly Shore, and it's no secret as to why he faded after this piece of trash. When Pauly Shore first started out, he did bring a few laughs. Encino Man and Son in Law were decent comedies. After that, Pauly became so… More

  • Tim S


    Cute but I'll pass on seconds.

  • Curtis L


    ahhhhh pauly shore.

  • danny d


    classic comedy, back when these two guys were both funny

  • Jason S


    Dumb

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