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Los primos Bo y Luke son dos adolescentes adictos a las juergas y a la velocidad, y con gran facilidad para meterse en todo tipo de líos y problemas. Con el fin de que sienten cabeza, sus padres los envían a trabajar durante todo el verano a la granja de su tío Jesse, en Hazzard. Los chicos no tardan en darse cuenta de que Boss Hoss, el hombre más acaudalado del condado, pretende desplumar a los ciudadanos de Hazzard y quedarse con la granja del tío Jesse -donde se destila ilegalmente el mejor licor de los alrededores-. Con la ayuda de su prima Daisy, poseedora de los shorts mas cortos de todo el condado, y de su coche, “el general Lee”, los primos Duke harán todo lo posible para truncar los planes de Boss Hoss... (FILMAFFINITY)
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This effort is more National Lampoon than _Dukes of Hazzard_ but it is almost on par with 2005 feature film. The story here makes more sense than the non-sensical strip-mining fraud story of the film. Harland Williams as Roscoe seems like a major casting blunder because he is hilarious in movies like _RocketMan_ and _Down Periscope_ but was not given much to work with. There is an extremely stupid sexual/stuffing a turkey scene that is horrible. Sherilyn Fenn as Lulu says she is going to go slip into something sexy and returns wearing a yellow/flowery robe that could have covered the Lulu from the TV series. Willie Nelson actually seems more comfortable playing Uncle Jesse instead of just delivering one-liners and corny jokes like in the movie. This is not a must see for Dukes fans unless you liked Coy and Vance replacement episodes of the original series.
Straight-to-video garbage, The Dukes of Hazzard: The Beginning is borderline unwatchable. The “acting” is just abysmal and is painful to watch, and the writing is awful (particularly the narrations and really all the dialog). The sets and costumes look incredibly cheap and the music is as corny as all get-out. The Dukes of Hazzard: The Beginning has no respect for the original television series and goes out of its way to be as insulting a red-neck caricature as possible.