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Perhaps my biggest beef with the film is the in and out cameos.
Maybe it's the cameos from people I love or the pure ballsiness to seemingly not care what people are going to think of the film, like when they gave it such a cheeseball title (probably not expecting people to confuse it with art-house fare like one reviewer did).
The movie's premise is so bizarre that along with all the cameos, watching it is pretty surreal.
Another thing which makes the movie is spotting the celebrity cameos through out the plot.
Other name star cameos include Rance Howard as a one-armed white-trash gas station attendant, Bo Hopkins as (what else?) a sheriff who spends a lot of time driving and walking around in the woods, and Gary Busey as a strange guy who chops up chickens.
There's a lot of weird stuff going on, like a guy in a lizard suit who zaps people into ashes with his ray gun, an Ecstasy induced game of 'kick the can', strange cameos by former television stars (John Ritter plays a televangelist!) and a group of punk rock psychos straight out of REPO MAN.
All of those directors (Reiner, Scorsese, Cameron) must have owed Brooks huge favors ... there is no other way that they would have agreed to cameos here.
Despite having several cameos, and even some fairly funny people in major roles, this flick was a total flop.
These type of casting choices can sometimes ruin a movie and iut's not helped by having cameos by megastars like Orson Welles and James Mason in blink and you'll miss them roles .
Another thing I liked was the cameos by for instance Bo Derek.
The latter two have extended cameos, while Cushing plays the lead (unfortunately, we have to wait 47 minutes until he makes his grand entrance) and, god bless him, shows not a single hint of the boredom I was feeling in his refined, ultra-classy performance.
The rest of the movie was a fun ride filled with humorous names and puns and cameos from many many comedians and artists and actors.
Also watch for cameos from Kevin Pollack and Steve Baldwin.
Popping up in nice cameos are Clint Howard as grubby hick Fulton Chaney and David Naughton as friendly Sheriff Joe Ruben.
This one has all the Sandler trademarks: a daft plot, a pervading sense of (mostly) innocent fun, incredibly funny supporting cast, plenty of cameos, cartoon-like laws of physics, references to his other films (or is that vice-versa in this case?).
Also, I've real other comments where people favorably mention the various cameos.
It might be the only film where Hitch does 2 Cameos - though one is so subtle that it is hard to catch while the other is very obvious.
Death 4 Told is what it is- a low budget "Creep Show"-esk horror film filled with cameos and loaded with zombies, gore, haunted houses and cheesy valley girl screams; a b-horror film lover's dream!
There is no development with any of the multiple characters, and the brief cameos by angelica Huston, Steve buschemi, and john malkovich cannot carry this disaster of a movie.
Great performances from the entire cast, with tons of cameos from top comics and past SNL & Second City Television alumni.
And how disappointing to see a film with the smoking hot Robin Shou and veteran Don "The Dragon" Wilson and neither one of them fights?? Just much too brief cameos for both, truly a shame.
Jason Robards does one of his patented cameos playing a real life character (his Howard Hughes makes a neat hat trick with his Oscar winning performances as Dashiell Hammett and Ben Bradley.)
The film's imagery is evocative, the sexuality palpable, and the cameos from Armistead Maupin, Robert W. Richards, and others are witty.
The film started of quite good with the title song and had cameos of 14 actresses including Malaika Arora, Amrita Arora, Sophie Chaudhary, Neha Dhupia, Celina Jaitly, Ryiya Sen, Dia Mirza, Koena Mitra, Shamita Shetty, Minnisha Lamba and so on.
There are a lot of surprise cameos here, but that doesn't make the final product much better than an interesting diversion.
I heard Wesley Eure (the original Will) and Kathy Coleman (the original Holly) had cameos in the movie, but the scenes were cut.
With an excellent debut performance from Rose McGowan and nippy guest cameos including Perry Farrell and Parkey Posey, we are taken on a voyage into mayhem.
A few interesting cameos do manage to conjure up a few quick chuckles, but any comic momentum is quickly lost.
Joe Pesci as a lawyer with no legal experience from Brooklyn whose first case just happened to be defending two "youtes" in a first degree murder trial, and Marissa Tomei in the dresses that are so magnificently out of place in the muddy Wahzoo City, Alabama but so deliciously fit her like a glove, make one of the best screen couples ever but I like the supporting characters and small cameos, too.
The abundant product placements and celebrity cameos makes it clear that Kennedy tried as hard to fund this film as he did to make it funny, calling in every favor and taking every opportunity to give a product unnecessary and often distracting camera time.
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