Despite being set in 2080, The Adventures Of Pluto Nash only makes you hanker for the days when Eddie Murphy really was take-no-prisoners funny. Here he barely bothers as a nightclub owner on the run from the Lunar Mafia, an over-arched eyebrow seeming to be the only part of his body that turned up for work. The usually dependable Randy Quaid also malfunctions as his robo-henchman. Cine-Prozac for kids.
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