Stupidman

Synopsis

In the 2006 film 'Stupidman' starring Gregory Crafts, we follow the journey of a bumbling but good-hearted superhero who must navigate a world that continuously underestimates his abilities. Faced with various challenges and villains, Stupidman learns that true heroism often comes from within. As he strives to prove his worth and make a difference, he discovers the importance of courage, resilience, and staying true to oneself. Full of humorous moments, heartwarming scenes, and unexpected twists, 'Stupidman' offers a unique take on the superhero genre with its blend of comedy and heartfelt storytelling.

Cast

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  Gregory Crafts

  Kent Clark / Stupidman

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  C.J. Baker

  Barry Black

• Jim Polivka

  Lax A. Tiv

• Laura Nickerson

  Lotus Lamé (as Laura Hornberger)

• Joel Simons

  Jamie Oldstone

• Norman Igar

  Mar-Lo

Reviews

Critics have varying opinions on 'Stupidman', with some commending its lighthearted approach to the superhero genre while others find its humor hit-or-miss. Variety praises the film for its ability to balance comedy and heart, stating, 'Stupidman offers a fresh perspective on the superhero narrative, injecting humor and heart in equal measure.' On the other hand, Rolling Stone criticizes the film for its reliance on slapstick humor, saying, 'While Gregory Crafts delivers a charming performance, the film's humor often falls flat, missing the mark with its gags.' Despite differing views, 'Stupidman' maintains an IMDb rating of 6.5/10, showcasing its appeal to a wide audience.