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Roger Swanson has always believed that he's as sharp as a tack in manipulating women. Unfortunately, the real world has proved it's wrong when he is kicked by his girlfriend, also his boss, a few day ago. In order to regain his reputation, Roger takes his new arrival nephew out on the town in search of sex.
Some have condemned this film for 'filthy content.' That's like condemning a hospital for being a place of disease. Kidd deals with 'filth' the way a surgeon treats a tumor.
December 06, 2004
TheMovieReport.com
Scott's hilariously hateful hauteur is able to counteract some falsely fuzzy notes in the ending.
Blatantly arrogant, unapologetically misogynistic, morally repugnant, and absolutely hypnotic. All these descriptions and more can be applied to the character of Roger Swanson (Campbell Scott)
Roger Dodger is an impressive first-time effort by Dylan Kidd, the director and writer. But like the teen in the movie who is trying to lose his virginity, the film never quite scores.
November 15, 2002
New York Magazine/Vulture
A fascinating, uneven first feature from the young writer-director Dylan Kidd.
January 16, 2003
USA Today
Scott's low-key portrayal makes Roger interesting.