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Though a very few people know about this hidden gem, "Perfectly Normal" is one of those comedies that can make you laugh, and at the same time adds a high profile depth of humanity to it, making it both entertaining and inspiring at the same time.
Comedies (especially romantic comedies) can only be judged by how much they make you laugh and if they make you feel good inside.
Some people claim it to be one of the best comedies of the past decade.
I happen to enjoy romantic comedies and through the years have seen some great ones(Dirty Dancing, Toosie, Pretty Woman to name a few.)
An absolute must-see for those into teenage comedies.
With a cast of so much "talent", I thought there might have been at least a glimmer of something good, but no, possibly the worst comedy ever, I was always lead to believe comedies need to be funny.
Many comedies out there tend to dumb-down just to get the easy laugh, but the director here takes the high road and is rewarded for it.
I thought that the newer movies must have recycled all the jokes from old comedies like these and made these movies insignificant.
But the charm that is present in this movie isn't present in most of the newer comedies.
Happy Gilmore is one of my top ten favorite comedies and brings out what little humor their is in golf.
As for Eugene Levy, he is not bad as the sidekick but he has done some vastly better comedies.
The comedy genius of Leo McCarey (who did some fine comedies with the Marx Brothers) is involved & the film is well done.
She's actually adorable in the role and the conclusion to the film is one of the most creative endings of recent romantic comedies.
Why they did it was totally a dark artea for me but one of the most popular things in Hollywood were making Americanised versions from French comedies.
This is truly a classic in the black comedies.
That shows why these silent comedies were so great: you can laugh even if you don't know what they're saying.
i'm a dave chapelle fan, and i like danny devito too, in most of the comedies he's played in.
"Date Movie" is a movie that spoofs romantic comedies.
Take one star - whose time already came and went - who is disgruntled with the 80s' more sophisticated, smart, and better comedies (e.g.
Could have been one of the better romantic comedies, marquee actors, a somewhat clever story line and a stock but well played plot twist at the end.
This is a short that's far more hilarious than most feature-length comedies.
Worth a look, especially for fans of wacky comedies and movies that are just different.
I do think that there were some good comedies in the 1970's, though, and these include Dad's Army (although after James Beck's death these were considerably weaker, relying on slapstick from Clive Dunn and to a lesser extent Arthur Lowe) but of course, this was really a 2060's comedy; altogether a different era of quality.
I wont' go into details about the plot,which had an interesting start but looked like it wasn't sure where it was headed at the end.Then again, a movie starring Alicia Silverstone can't be expected to be so plot-conscious...If you're a fan of Benicio, you'll enjoy his unique debonaire charm in this movie.For once, he doesn't look that intense or sad, and we can really feel the tenderness behind his half-smile...I might not be such an objective viewer, but this movie is such a nice distraction from the Julia Roberts, Sandra Bullock romantic comedies...
Admittedly a tongue-in-cheek replica of Hollywood romantic comedies of yesteryear it's more like a quickie TV movie or a self-indulgent Off-Broadway playlet.
What I liked in particular was how they took two of his earlier non-Keystone comedies and analyzed the many, many changes the film underwent thanks to Chaplin's obsessive-compulsive film style.
I've seen several others copy this sort of thing, although it also was done in some silent comedies, too, if memory serves.
The movie was obviously attempting to be like one of the classic screwball romantic comedies.
While implicit in other screwball comedies, here it seems more pronounced, perhaps an attempt by Grant, Dunne, and McCarey to prop up the obviously weak material.
a whole generation of comedy fans is missing out on one of the classic comedies of all time.
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