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deseretnews.com - : ''Jury Duty'' is the latest outing from Pauly Shore, who abandons much of the deadhead delivery he parlayed into movie stardom with ''Encino Man,'' ''Son-in-Law'' and ''In the Army Now.'' Not that it matters, since what is left is even worse than those films. more...
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www.washingtonpost.com - : In ''Jury Duty,'' unemployed Pauly Shore, whose shorn hair makes him look like Andre Agassi's idiot brother, eagerly accepts his civic summons in a multiple-murder case, so he can enjoy free, sequestered room and board at a hotel. The only dissenter in an apparently guilty verdict, he holds out against his fellow, thumbs-down jurors (including gratuitous love interest Tia Carrere) for the sake of champagne, good linen and daily shows of ''Jeopardy!'' But he's just holding up the movie. more...
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rogerebert.suntimes.com - : The comedian Pauly Shore and I would find ourselves in agreement on one thing: The characters he plays are obnoxious. We part company, alas, on whether they are funny. I say they are not. more...
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