The last thing the world needs is more dimwitted billionaires.
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Hemsworth plays the role of a very handsome, very dimwitted assistant.
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A dimwitted, meanspirited spawn embodying the nation's worst flaws, failings and nightmares.
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Given the dimwitted clientele, however, the advertisement may not be such a steal.
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He put his dimwitted sons in charge of the organization through a shady revocable trust.
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It was a big blunder that played into the negative stereotype of Ford as dimwitted.
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Sacha Baron Cohen assumed his dimwitted character Ali G to weigh in on the controversy.
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Mr. Fallon has made a cottage industry of portraying Ms. DeVos as daffy and dimwitted.
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Switches typically weren't the nicest quality plastics, and the entertainment system was a bit dimwitted.
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"What the frick is a sex ghost?" his equally dimwitted colleague Tammy asks, reasonably enough.
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I think we're trying to make the country safer, but in a very dimwitted way.
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He also looks like one of the dimwitted vultures who gets foiled by Disney's Robin Hood.
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Social media shines almost every day with a new dimwitted threat against Trump and his presidency.
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Chris Klein's amiably dimwitted jock refers to Reese Witherspoon's cutthroat Tracy Flick as "supernice" multiple times.
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Britain's generals were perhaps dimwitted, its policies and politicians arguably misguided and its veterans mostly overlooked.
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The heiress is mean, dimwitted, and condescending, which basically ensures that she is going to die soon.
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In BlacKkKlansman, the KKK are depicted as so stupid, terrible, and dimwitted that they're completely un-relatable.
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Traditionally, they were thought of as dimwitted brutes, but as we're learning, this is far from the case.
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The findings are more evidence that Neanderthals were not our dimwitted cousins, as they have long been portrayed.
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Raymond was portrayed as lazy and dimwitted, incapable of carrying out even the most basic duties of an officer.
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The reporters' questions, not a surprise in the batch, were framed gently, as if put forward by dimwitted therapists.
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The lifeless, dimwitted retread is a soulless, shameless cash-in that lacks even the modest virtues of its predecessor.
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Apps your friends install: Bad news—apps your dimwitted friends install can gather information you're sharing with them too.
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I was obstinately committed to stimulating my dimwitted breasts, to shepherding my maximum antibodies and primordial IQ soup into him.
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Appalled Appalled: I diagnose this comment as a dimwitted attempt at humor, disguised as social commentary, delivered with a thud.
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That includes not only the Princess but the dimwitted Prince (a deliciously campy Josh Lamon), also added with the update.
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The only other person present is the somewhat dimwitted Emmett (John Gallagher, Jr.), who confirms that something bad is going on.
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I said in English that I worked for USAID, all the while putting on the most dimwitted expression I could manage.
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Venezuela's tragic decline, first under Hugo Chavez's comic-opera regime and now under Nicolas Maduro, his dimwitted successor, accelerated in 2017.
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Comedic genius Chris Morris brings us a ragtag group of dimwitted would-be terrorists, finding the pitch-black comedy in extremism.
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In its lazy, wrinkled eyes — almost human-like, I thought — I saw an expression of dimwitted confusion, a hint of vacant despair.
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Alas, poor Ms. Spacek, so dimwitted an inn owner — I mean, how hard is it to fix that shower in Bungalow 3?
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Armitage wrings every ounce of feeling, drama and even humor — mostly at the expense of the dimwitted Baretski — from this earnest story.
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Nora Buzalka, as Charlotte, a peasant very willing to be seduced, also stands out alongside her dimwitted fiancé, played by Marcel Heuperman.
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A film review on Wednesday about the Disney animated movie "Moana" misspelled the name of the dimwitted chicken who is Moana's sidekick.
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Lisa's treatment of Charlie — who is a little dimwitted, but sweet and caring nonetheless — is the worst of anyone in the entire show.
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Harry Goaz is best known for playing the dimwitted Deputy Andy Brennan -- opposite Kyle MacLachlan in the David Lynch cult classic 'Twin Peaks.
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And yet sheep, which are often considered dimwitted compared to primates, seemingly learn from experience what medicinal plants to draw on and when.
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Angelo immediately arrests Claudio, a young but dimwitted man who has gotten his fiancée pregnant, making it impossible for him to deny his crime.
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A familiar face in movies and on television, he rose to fame in 21970 as the outlaw couple's dimwitted accomplice, earning an Oscar nomination.
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Hauser, as Richard, is absolutely superb: nebbishy, so solicitous of authority that he barely bothers to defend himself and seeming, at times, slightly dimwitted.
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That hypothesis helped change the prevailing popular view at the time of Neanderthals as dimwitted and brutish, a notion increasingly discredited by new discoveries.
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Not being able to set the climate control from an app seems tremendously archaic, and driver assistance systems that aren't Autopilot seem a bit dimwitted.
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There are no shortcuts in life and if you believe otherwise, then you are a drooling dimwitted twit brain washed by the liberal academic media complex.
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When we first saw Ashton Kutcher, he was playing a dimwitted, goofy, wildly handsome high schooler in a little TV phenomenon called That 70's Show.
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The comically dimwitted brothers trek to a remote Danish island, where they discover three more brothers, who are loath to let the interlopers see the patriarch.
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" She added that minstrel shows and blackface performances both reinforced and popularized the "stereotype of the dimwitted slave who was happy to be in the South.
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Idol himself could be considered the dimwitted, gnarling pied piper of Trump's self-branding style of excess, which turns immoderation into a global capital aesthetic commodity.
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But really, whatever dimwitted human is stupid enough bring a doll this ugly into their home probably deserves all the bad stuff that's coming to them.
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This week, the presidential candidate returned to the program to drop another truth bomb that will probably have the more dimwitted corners of Twitter in a tizzy.
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Though there are moments when the movie drags, there are others when it kicks into high gear, and the entrance of dimwitted Kevin is one of them.
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I grew up with a sweet if dimwitted bulldog named Mort, who had to be reminded at least twice a week how to get onto the couch.
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It was enough, for now, that a witless game given a mindless denouement by Marouane Fellaini's dimwitted head butt on Sergio Agüero had not ended in defeat.
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The breakout character in this Pixar sequel is Forky, a humble and dimwitted little spork with pipe-cleaner arms, misaligned googly eyes and Popsicle sticks for feet.
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In the early 20th century, Bavarian peasants were frequent subjects of German mockery, and "Nazi" became the archetypal name for a comic figure: a bumbling, dimwitted yokel.
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The first Neanderthal skeleton, reconstructed in 1911, was nicknamed the "Old Man of La Chapelle" and described as a wretched creature: hunched over, brutish, dimwitted, and primitive.
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The irony is that their brazen plot turns them into just another kind of cliché — hapless, dimwitted criminals — and leaves them ultimately with nothing but regret and shame.
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And Cameron couldn't help but get in a zinger aimed at his sister when he says he "noticed real life correlations" between Robbie and her "dimwitted" character, Flopsy.
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The notoriety also threatens to derail his painfully dimwitted pursuit of Judy (Amanda Seyfried), a sweetly simple gas-station cashier with a fondness for weird humans and wounded animals.
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Along the way, I watched two dimwitted, middle-aged men get the bright idea to take a shortcut by sneaking past a giant temporary fence sporting a restricted area sign.
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My favorite part of the episode is how this conversation opens up Bobby — Jerrod's dimwitted brother — to the possibility that he may have sexually assaulted a woman the night before.
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Ms. Sittenfeld has somehow managed to turn Darcy, one of literature's great heartthrobs, into a dimwitted, tongue-tied fellow, smitten with Liz even when she is at her most insolent.
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Batty being the operative word in a plot that features a lovelorn young woman (Rea Lest), her dimwitted crush (Jorgen Liik) and the ethereal baroness who has stolen his heart.
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" A skinny, clean-shaven Mr. Brightman was playing the title character's dimwitted brother in "Matilda" last year when he was asked to participate in an early reading of "School of Rock.
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The electronic musician once called Trump a "dimwitted, racist, misogynist," in an open letter published by Billboard, and said he was "an actual sociopath" in an op-ed for Rolling Stone.
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The actor's latest is the dimwitted movie star Baird Whitlock in the showbiz satire Hail, Caesar, opposite a slew of A-listers: Channing Tatum, Josh Brolin, Scarlett Johansson, Jonah Hill and .
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In one absolutely glaring bit of dimwitted myopia, I'd never signed Justin up for my company's very generous spousal life insurance policy because he'd always been so maddeningly fit and healthy.
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All of the beloved Star Wars hallmarks remain intact in its first live-action iteration: there's too many animatronic alien critters to count and the Stormtroopers are as dimwitted as ever.
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Fox, the filmmaker, calls him a "modern-day Clumsy Hans," for the seemingly dimwitted suitor in the Hans Christian Andersen fairy-tale who wins the princess's favor over his more intelligent brothers.
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In the meantime, fans can watch Hansen — who played the dimwitted, if lovable "niner" Dick — portray a heightened version of himself on the YouTube Red series Ryan Hansen Solves Crimes on Television.
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Moana (MWAH-nah) is not only part of a dynastic line but also a girl off on an adventure in the company of a cute animal sidekick (a dimwitted chicken named Heihei).
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The findings added to the growing body of knowledge about Neanderthals, the closest extinct relative of our species, Homo Sapiens, and further debunked the outdated notion of them as humankind's dimwitted cousins.
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An outspoken atheist and humanist, he wrote books with titles such as The Virus of Faith and The Philosophy of Disbelief , certain to enrage a dimwitted but violent segment among Bangladesh's ultra-religious.
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The storytelling team of tyrannical father and his dimwitted progeny recalls another anarchic Irish celebration of the narrative impulse, Enda Walsh's "The Walworth Farce," to which "Bears" may or not be paying homage.
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Sam Dermody (Kevin L. Johnson): Through this dimwitted realtor and mama's boy, Wendy has gotten a foot into the real estate business, where she can pitch in and launder money by flipping properties.
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Apart from Mr. Arnett's Surly, no other animal gets more than a few scraps of screen time, including Jackie Chan as the leader of a Chinatown mice gang and Bobby Cannavale as a dimwitted pup.
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Not unlike Dylan Maxwell (Jimmy Tatro), the dimwitted prankster at the center of Season 1's mystery, or "American Vandal" itself, he ultimately turns out to contain a bit more substance than initially meets the eye.
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Some fighters sharpened up and realized that feinting and cage position made a huge difference, and even the most dimwitted of fighters isn't getting into the middleweight top ten running forward with their chin on a platter.
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The revelation that he fell into sorcery through love of his "dimwitted" younger son and his pivotal cry, "One cannot unlearn what one has learned," are touching, but still his occasional tendernesses seem more contradictory than poignant.
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Equally admirable is her resilience in overcoming setbacks — dimwitted reviews, disappointing sales, an unproductive flirtation with 1980s synth-pop — and her struggles with substance addictions, among them a four-pack-a-day cigarette habit that affected her voice.
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For those scoring at home, this is Ray and Nikki's fourth dimwitted attempt to separate Emmit from his money, following Maurice LeFay's tragic mix-up, Nikki's failed office burglary and the safe-deposit-box scheme in St. Cloud.
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But when the world's top music stars fall victim to mysterious assassins, all wearing Derek's signature Blue Steel pout in their final social media posts, the dimwitted but lovable model emerges from his self-imposed hiding to help Interpol.
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Those goats falling through an emerald sky (green is one of the colors on Pakistan's flag) have erections because they symbolize the stereotypical hot-blooded yet dimwitted foreigner, a stereotype Araeen fought against while living in waspy, insulated London.
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The Todd Terje interpolating "Candy" should be the kind of sub-Radio 2 whimsy that's only adored by local radio breakfast show presenters and the terminally dimwitted, but somehow the Robster pulls it off and you're left confused but fundamentally charmed.
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" Trudy is a manipulative green-eyed beauty who has fallen out of love with John and fallen in lust with his "priapic, satanic" younger brother, Claude — a dimwitted real estate developer and first-class dolt who "knows only clothes and cars.
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They fetched an old family friend, the somewhat dimwitted but amiable John Fox, from the ship he worked on and moved him into the house to act as caretaker — and to pawn the boys' watches, so that they remained in funds.
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In the end, the clues led not to an attacker scouting a soft target, but to a drunken man's wild joy ride, like something out of the silent films where luck smiles on the dimwitted hero and keeps him from harm.
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Gail: If we had a normal Republican president, we could be having a nice civilized argument about the regulatory state because we wouldn't be distracted by, you know, pardons and collusion and cabinet members who are, miraculously, both corrupt and dimwitted.
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Its politicians are not powerful enough to make big decisions that would create economic spoils—such as erecting trade barriers to protect local firms—so it has fewer favours to offer firms in exchange for hiring the dimwitted cousin of a donor.
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One of the mother's antagonists, for instance, is a dimwitted bigoted cop (Sam Rockwell, also a SAG winner for best supporting actor in a motion picture) who, before the movie begins, is said to have tortured an African American suspect in his custody.
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In a clip for the skit's reboot, the very famous Jonas Brothers drop by the show for quite the charming encounter with Mitchell, who of course plays the dimwitted cashier Ed. There's something for young and older in this one, nostalgia for all!
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But while "Bushwick," directed by Cary Murnion and Jonathan Milott from a script by Nick Damici and Graham Reznick, offers reasonable technical competence — following shots that are as fluid and kinetic as expert video-game play — its storytelling is dimwitted and amateurish.
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Paul L. Coffey is the puritanical Malvolio, Olivia's steward; Andy Grotelueschen is her hedonistic cousin, Sir Toby Belch; and Paco Tolson is his dimwitted companion in revelry, Sir Andrew Aguecheek, with Tina Chilip as Toby's girlfriend (and fellow conniver in Malvolio-baiting), Maria.
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They just happen to live in a very unfortunate location, a location cursed by dimwitted decisions made by people who lived half a world away, people who made designations on maps and in databases without thinking about the real-world places and people they represented.
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When Emmit talks about the 30-year process of "murdering" Ray, he recalls the original sin of having persuaded his dimwitted brother to choose the cherry-red Corvette over the stamp collection because it would surely be a babe magnet in the high-school parking lot.
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He worked as a sportscaster for NBC, appeared in a variety of movies -- including as the dimwitted Officer Nordberg in the "Naked Gun" series -- and as a pitchman, most memorably in Hertz commercials where he leaps over luggage and dodges passengers in a race to get to his flight.
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The white men who donned tattered clothing and blackened themselves with burned cork introduced working-class patrons who had never so much as met an African-American to the dimwitted stereotype whose bulging eyes, rubbery lips and mangled speech would become ubiquitous in newspapers, radio, television, movies and advertising.
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Mr. Pratt — who went from playing a lovable, dimwitted side character on the NBC sitcom "Parks and Recreation" to full-blown movie stardom, with leading roles in blockbusters like "Guardians of the Galaxy" and "Jurassic World" — is a looming presence in "Unqualified," from the first page to the acknowledgments.
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Michael J. Pollard, who rose to fame in the 21972 hit film "Bonnie and Clyde" as C.W. Moss, the dimwitted gas station attendant who became a criminal accomplice, and went on to a long career as a Hollywood character actor, died on Wednesday at a hospital in Los Angeles.
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Star Josh Brolin, who plays the fixer Eddie Mannix, said one of the best moments in the film was getting to slap Clooney, whose character is a dimwitted star who gets mixed up with communists at a time of "red scares" and communist witchhunts in the United States.
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The story of a dimwitted monk who just wants to be a luchador is just as funny today as it was when it came out in 2006, thanks in large part to the perfect pairing of Black with the off-kilter humor of Napoleon Dynamite creators Jared and Jerusha Hess.
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In a plot that could hardly be better timed with the release of the redacted Mueller report, Sunday's campaign-themed fourth episode featured past and possibly future president Selina Meyer (Julia Louis-Dreyfus, brilliant as always) engaging in back-channel negotiations with the Chinese government, who approach her campaign through a dimwitted if pliant surrogate.
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The essential point is this: Those dimwitted, stuck up blue bloods in the old establishment had something we meritocrats lack — a civic consciousness, a sense that we live life embedded in community and nation, that we owe a debt to community and nation and that the essence of the admirable life is community before self.
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The B-plot parodies this do-si-do drama with the "girl who can't say no" Ado Annie (an inimitable Alie Stroker), who must choose between an unwilling Persian peddler named Ali Hakim (the dopey but lovable Will Brill) and a faithful, if dimwitted, cowboy named Will Parker (played with overeager attraction by James Davis).
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His experience on "The Young and the Restless" in the mid-1970s may have prepared him for the plot twists and surprises of the soap-opera spoof "Soap"; beginning in 1978, during the show's second season, he played Dutch Leitner, a dimwitted criminal who helped Chester Tate, the philandering head of the wealthy Tate family, escape from prison.
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But to suggest by coy indirection ("Poor Sophie Portnoy") that he is among those Jewish writers and comics who worked the theme of the overbearing Jewish mother because they were (if, indeed, any of them were; how does she know?) "desperate to assimilate into mainstream society and spewed their mommy issues across the page, stage and screen" — what a dimwitted insult to a giant.
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It was easy to apply this antagonistic "murder the government" [citation: Mr. Mike Burkett, 1997, all rights reserved] attitude during the Bush years, which employed an administration that resembled a veritable cast of Batman villains, from Dick Cheney as the war profiteering Penguin to the Joker himself, George W. Bush, a dimwitted country club daddy's boy who fell assbackwards into the rank of world's most powerful patsy.
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Among the principal characters in "SpongeBob SquarePants" are a dimwitted starfish named Patrick who lives under a rock, a surly octopus named Squidward Tentacles who resides in a moai statue, a parsimonious crab who owns a fast-food restaurant, a teenage sperm whale who is somehow the crab's daughter, a Texan squirrel in scuba gear and a plankton bent on world domination who is married to an apparently waterproof supercomputer.
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So Alexandria Ocasio-CortezAlexandria Ocasio-CortezOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel Pro-Trump Republican immigrant to challenge Dem lawmaker who flipped Michigan seat 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE, the newly elected dynamo Democratic representative from New York, who is only 29, can be excused for at least one more year for some of her dimwitted and utopian ideas, such as 85003 percent tax rates.
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