They do the same thing in the film ad nauseam and spend another hour or so devising tiresome backstory for their one-dimensional characters, the Butabi brothers - Steve (Ferrell) and Doug (Kattan) - who daydream of opening their own club while working at their father's artificial flower store. In 'A Night at the Roxbury,' Will Ferrell and Chris Kattan attempt to flesh out their perpetually-bounced, Chess King-attired nightclub losers created in skits on 'SNL' in which they bop their heads incessantly to 'What Is Love' by Haddaway and play dance floor pinball with unwilling hotties and unsuspecting cocktail waitresses. Is it just me, or wasn't this bit tiresome after about the sixth time it was done on 'Saturday Night Live'? Who knows? Being back on TV might even make it sufferable.Ĭlub rejects from 'SNL' skit can't get it on at the movies Starring Will Ferrell, Chris Kattan, Dan Hadaya, Loni Anderson & Molly ShannonĬameos: Colin Quinn, Chazz Pamentari & Richard Grieco LINE WARRIORS BIGGER LOSERS ON THE BIG SCREENĭirected by Peter Markle (first two weeks) & John Fortenberry

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