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However, The Rock and Vince Vaughn are hilarious.
Sheila Morris (former Miss Sweden Janet Agren, given a hilarious "Southern belle" dub to show she's from Alabama) finds a connection between these killings and the disappearance of her sister Diana (Paola Senatore) and sets out to investigate.
You will when you see this broadly acted, unintentionally hilarious piece of chocolate-box adaptation.
This thing, it shouldn't be called a film, is almost worse than "Manos", but you just have to see it it's hilarious.
"The Birdcage" is a hilarious movie.
I don't care what anyone says, this movie is hilarious!
If you're looking for a convincing performance from any one character, you won't find it here, but this game is worth buying if only to witness the truly hilarious performance of Christopher Walken.
The point in the story where Michelle Green stops to rescue a dog from the approaching torrent was hilarious.
This film is so bad it's hilarious.
Seriously i thought it was a spoof when i saw it at the rental store but i realized it was just crap, i can't even believe i didn't shut it off, like we all know those snakes weren't rattlers they were pythons and Gardner's, the acting was lame and oms i still cant believe the ending loll if your gonna watch it just watch it for the end it was seriously priceless way better then 6th sense, i don't even know if the makers of the movie actually thought this title would fly, the only time it is really going to fly is when i throw it in the garbage......just watch it for a laugh it was hilarious in the stupidest way, Don't BUY JUST RENT.
i had high hopes for this movie and although being absolutely hilarious at times, we agreed that bells of innocence is the worst movie we've ever seen, made, produced, thought up, etc... who the hell would think this is a good idea.
That said, the interplay of Rossiter and de la Tour (and anybody else with him) is mostly hilarious; they even manage to make a soda syphon gag work, but you can see the struggle with recycling a literally uninspired script that changes plot half way through.
It was amazing compared to this horrible film (however, many of the scenes were ridiculously hilarious).
I adore the hilarious howlers of Doris Wishman, Dwain Esper and Ed Wood jr., but this one proved to be too much for me.
Are you laughing at my hilarious title yet?
And because of this, certain scenes become funny and hilarious.
Still by no means a classic, or even consistently hilarious but the family kinda grew on me.
If Walter Kronkite were to tell "the Aristocrats" joke, it would be a total flop, although the joke itself is hilarious.
Any kind of plot or vision is lost within the confusing continuity, the only thing thats keeps this film in the videoplayer (apart from the bet from a friend that i couldn't watch it all the way through without begging for it to be turned off and disposed off safely so it may harm no-one else) is the fact that although painful, this film is unintentionally hilarious, i'm not at all a fan of those "so bad that it's funny" type of films but at parts i was in tears.
I love cheesy horror movies, I think dead alive and bad taste are great and I think slumber party massacre II (not even related to this movie) are hilarious.
I mean, at times it can be unintentionally hilarious, but the plot is so mind-numbingly idiotic that it was impossible for me not to lose all patience by the end.
So it throws in the towel and continues with its absurd plot highlighted with a unintentional hilarious scene with Laura Linney, an injection, and spilled coffee that leaves the audience awkwardly squirming in their seats looking at one another like is this for real?
Even the hilarious and talented Steve Carrell can't save this poorly written, over-long silly spy flick.
The dubbing is hilarious since the voices and mouths never seem to match.
I myself found this to be ultimately hilarious.
If you can forget the triple screen (which, granted, is very hard to do), you then have to deal with the unintentionally hilarious script.
By the end I was laughing hysterically at the unevenness of the film's tone (the scenes where the lead character is being helped by two streetwise shady characters are unintentionally hilarious), the utterly baffling plot, the absurd coincidences and strokes of good fortune (e.g.
Probably hilarious if you're stoned, but to a child, quite disturbing.
It's like Michael Moore trying to have his cake and eat it too (or in his case 1500 cakes) by making his particular charlatan brand of "docu-comedies": they're supposed to be oh-so hilarious and zany, and yet you're also meant to treat them as truth-based, earth-shattering, hard-hitting documentaries.
Also in the cast are an embarrassed-looking Anjelica Huston in some hilarious sci-fi get-ups and a pudgy, short-ish Ron Perlman (whom I thought was seven feet tall from his other roles!).
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