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Saw the film at its premier last spring. Missed a lot of the dialog because everyone was laughing so hard. Am anxious to see it again. I think this is a lot better than many of Daniels' other comedies. Academy award material it is not. It is just a hoot of a film.

Jeff Daniels has done some terrific work as an actor (Gettysburg, Dumb and Dumber), but this acting/directing effort is really weak. I can understand the enthusiasm that went into "Super Sucker", local location and talent, but one thing is obviously missing. Like so many one joke movies, the script is undeveloped beyond the initial idea. Another sure sign of problems are the overly repetitive scenes. In addition, many scenes go on for far too long, losing whatever impact they might have had. Jeff Daniels tries to carry the entire production by himself, but the weak script puts him in many uncomfortable situations that are just plain not funny. Avoid this failed film. - MERK

In the vein of Kingpin, Office Space and Airplane. Super Sucker isn't as funny as any of those movies but, considering it's budget, is still pretty impressive. Fans of "dumb" comedies will probably like, not love, this move.

Super Sucker is Jeff Daniel's second indie movie filmed in Michigan (his home state). I recommend it if you are looking for a funny, funny movie with a simple plot (in other words, a no-brainer). The premise might be a bit rough for some but I think most viewers will not be offended. My husband and I saw the premire in Ann Arbor, MI and are anxious to see it again because people were laughing so hard at times some lines were missed. If you saw Daniel's Escanaba in da Moonlight (and you may have noticed I live in Escanaba and was actually in that film if you looked really quick!) and were a bit disappointed, Super Sucker is far better...consistantly funny.

Fred Berlow (Jeff Daniels) grows up loving vaccums crying more for the prospect of losing a vacuum than when his mom dies. When he's a grown man he becomes a Super Sucker (NEVER call it a vacuum) salesman, in competition with a fellow seller and fighting to keep his distribution rights. The owner gives them one more contest to see who gets more sales. The loser will be fired. Of course Fred's Super sucker group of salesman don't do well at all at first against the rival salesman group's flashier tactics, but thanks to a super sucker attachment that thanks to it's size is a hit with women and gay men they might stand a chance. This film is quaint, but cant help but fall apart as time goes on. There's a few (VERY few) laughs scattered here and there, but "Used Cars" is still so much better. My Grade: D+

I saw this on opening night, which was probably the only opportunity to ever see this movie. We were they only two people in the theatre! I had no idea what to expect when I walked in -- I had only seen a 15 second commercial the night before. It was hillarious -- on the level of a cult film -- if enough people could see it! I would highly recommend seeing this movie if you ever get the chance -- and if anyone knows where to get it on DVD, please post it here! I planned the date for my wife and I by making the late haute designer Bill Blass's recipe for meatloaf (I can't think of a more appropriate dinner to go with this movie).

This film was good, the acting was wonderful , Jeff Daniels did a Great job as the Super Sucker Salesman- anyone who has ever sold vacuums and love vacuums this is a wonderful movie, they will find this a treasure. For everyone else, it's an off beat funny movie that you'll enjoy. Although it probably won't go well in the theaters due to the advertising of this movie, it is worth seeing. The supporting Cast is Great, Matt Letscher (Howard) was Hilarious, he was a wonderful addition to the film, a stand out performance.. If you have a chance -go see this movie, on the whole you will enjoy it, some parts are a bit off center and have you thinking "What??" , but the comedy is great!

I'm thrilled to see that premium movie channels are adding quality titles to their regular rotation. Super Suckers is an excellent example. Previous comments/reviews have adequately described the plot and style of the movie, but have failed to point out the satire that soaks both. Jeff Daniels had never occurred to me as a writer, let alone one who understands how to combine valued social comment with hilarious one liners and shtick humor. I look forward to watching his other projects. One and a half stars only confirms the difference in taste of the maps and myself. It has become only too easy to find examples of highly rated movies that suck badly, this is definitely one that sucks very well.