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From:John Candy , Eugene Levy , Robert Loggia , Kenneth McMillan , Meg Ryan , Sony , Mark L. Lester , Sony Pictures ,
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 Classic Candy and Levy!!! And Meg Ryan b4 the LIPS!!!, 2008-09-05
What a classic! I remember this when I was much younger. It would come on HBO and my mom would record it, but edit out all the bad stuff. It was so great to see it in it's entirety!
Classic John Candy as Dooley and Eugene Levy as Cane. Hilarious!!! Oh and Meg Ryan was soo cute before all the lip injections! It's funny to look at people back in the day and now. 99% of them should've left themselves alone!
 ONE OF THE WORST, 2008-06-13
one of the worst movies I've seen for awhile. From Meg Ryan's bad hair to the lame writing. Sorry!
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Good fun, 2008-04-13
While not one of the best comedy's of the 80's it's still good fun. Eugene Levy & John Candy really work well together and that comes across while watching the movie. There's also a capable supporting cast to back them up. If you like John Candy then this film is for you.
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Crazy movie, 2008-03-09
This movie is about as hysterical as you can get. The parody of armed guards is hysterical but frightening. Everything is funny in this movie and Meg Ryan is absolutely gorgeous.
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A simple bit of fun, 2007-10-18
I read some of my fellow viewer's comments; I have to say you people need to lightenup somewhat. This is not meant to be a sketch from the Royal Shakespeare Company. It is simple, corny, but fun! The scenario has already been written above, but I think Levy's banter with Candy, especially in the Peep show booth is hilarious. Also in the courthouse as Candy knocks Levy to the ground. "Thanks a lot, made my day." Great stuff! So, if you want to be entertained by pure stupid fun, go ahead, watch and enjoy yourself. This is a funny movie and not meant to impress pseudo-critics, of whom far too many adorn these pages.
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