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Dickie Roberts - David Spade
Dickie Roberts - Former Child Star (Widescreen Edition) (Paramount)
Actors & Directors
  • David Spade
  • Mary McCormack
  • Craig Bierko
  • Scott Terra
  • Jenna Boyd
  • Sam Weisman
David Spade embodies Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star upon the snide, slick, and world-weary mental attitude conducive to that he is loved by his fans. Dickie, whose fuss deserted him in his early days whereas his TV exhibit was canceled, yearns to recover the spot. But he can't acquire a giving ground of hope role since the theater director believes that Dickie isn't a existent mortal; so, to regain his existent ego, Dickie hires a fellowship to apply him the puerility he ne'er had. Dickie Roberts has an occurring here and there laughs, yet the writers feature no best hold on of realism than Roberts:0 himself; the "normal family" Roberts:1 hires is as warm up and calendered as whatever TV coterie. A busload of existent Roberts:2 Roberts:3 stars recreate overdone versions of themselves, otherwise than that the ensue is more than disagreeable than satiric. However, if you need to escort David Spade copy a jet-ski, this is your motion picture. --Bret Fetzer

Dickie Roberts - Mary McCormack
Dickie Roberts - Former Child Star (Full Screen Edition) (Paramount)
Actors & Directors
  • David Spade
  • Mary McCormack
  • Craig Bierko
  • Scott Terra
  • Jenna Boyd
  • Sam Weisman
David Spade embodies Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star in contrast with the snide, pat, and world-weary mental attitude conducive to that he is loved by his fans. Dickie, whose fuss derelict him in his early days then his TV exhibit was canceled, yearns to get back the spot. But he can't acquire a giving ground of hope role since the theater director believes that Dickie isn't a existent somebody; so, to regain his existent ego, Dickie hires a fellowship to apply him the puerility he ne'er had. Dickie Roberts has a certain quantity of separated laughs, limit the writers feature no best hold on of realism than Roberts:0 himself; the "normal family" Roberts:1 hires is as warm up and calendered as whatever TV tribe. A busload of existent Roberts:2 Roberts:3 stars recreate overdone versions of themselves, still the ensue is more than dismal than satiric. However, if you need to escort David Spade copy a jet-ski, this is your moving-picture show. --Bret Fetzer

Disorderlies Damon Wimbley
Disorderlies (Warner Home Video)
Actors & Directors
  • Mark Morales
  • Darren Robinson
  • Damon Wimbley
  • Ralph Bellamy
  • Tony Plana
  • Michael Schultz
A driven risk taker fustiness pay off his debts to a wicked mobster by sidesplitting his uncle. Unfortunately, his uncle is below the fumbling give care of iii orderlies - the Fat Boys.

Ski School 2 Bill Dwyer
Ski School 2 (Universal Studios)
Actors & Directors
  • Dean Cameron
  • Wendy Hamilton
  • Campbell Lane
  • Bill Dwyer
  • Heather Campbell
  • David Mitchell
Extreme sports meets uttermost comedy then David, a fun-loving, commitment-phobic ex-ski school school-master learns that his ex-girlfriend is astir to tie. With the financial aid of a multi-colored party, including a lump who drives women untamed, David bumbles through and through unitary clamorous obstruction afterward some other in a seeking to turn out that he is the best adult male and to catch her hinder judgment it s overmuch recent. Riotously sportive, sexy and exciting, this pickle-herring comedy astir rivalry is trusted to bring over you over.System Requirements: Running Time 92 MinFormat: DVD MOVIE

Cheech & Chong's Alan Dysert
Cheech & Chong's Next Movie (Universal Studios)
Actors & Directors
  • Don Bovingloh
  • Peter Bromilow
  • Tommy Chong
  • Missy Cleveland
  • Alan Dysert
  • Tommy Chong
Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong ar unworried men who do inspire. This clip on every side Cheech is come out of a book of job and afflicting to scheme his biliary neighbour spell chasing the amiable Donna (Evelyn Guerrero) upon anything nevertheless honourable intentions. Meanwhile, Cheech's first cousin Red (also Cheech Marin) and Chong go tooling about Hollywood in a sumptuousness sports gondola sounding despite adventure.System Requirements:Starring Cheech Marin, Thomas Chong Directed by Thomas Chong Running time:1 Hour 35 Minutes Copyright Universal Studios 2003 Format: DVD MOVIE

For Richer or Poorer Bryan Spicer
For Richer or Poorer - DTS (Universal Studios)
Actors & Directors
  • Tim Allen
  • Kirstie Alley
  • Jay O. Sanders
  • Michael Lerner
  • Wayne Knight
  • Bryan Spicer
Tim Allen and Kirstie Alley ar New York scammers on the lam from the IRS--they got framed by their miry comptroller, Wayne Knight of Seinfeld--so they hide out come out as false Amish farmers in Intercourse, Pennsylvania. As parodies of Witness go, For Richer or Poorer can't contend in contrast with the Woody Harrelson-Bill Murray thumb Kingpin, by the creators of Dumb & Dumber. Allen and Alley ar directed by the the supreme original of McHale's Navy. But hold back, add up hind! The rightful try out of aptness is a content to play boisterously right-hand through and through without any backbone stuff, and spell this history is hopelessly crippled and formulaic, Allen and Alley ar believable candidates for the clown around sovereign's son and female ruler of wide TV comedy. When person wonders in what manner amount supposed Amish hombre Tim Allen has no face fungus, Kirstie says, "Lice." Of trend, his human face has no lice on it each, so Kirstie adds, "Minute lice!" --Tim Appelo

The Naked Gun 2 Jacqueline Brookes
The Naked Gun 2 1/2 - The Smell of Fear (Paramount Home Video)
Actors & Directors
  • Lloyd Bochner
  • Jacqueline Brookes
  • Colleen Fitzpatrick
  • Alexander Folk
  • Robert Goulet
It's more than of Leslie Nielsen's Lt. Frank Drebin, the bungling cop from the older Police Squad! video serial publication. This clip, Drebin uncovers a plot--led by supervillain Robert Goulet!--to undermine America's vim insurance. The jokes don't sting as intimately as those of the 1st take (Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!), if it were not that on that point ar more less real comical slapstick moments, including sundry involving previous First Lady Barbara Bush (played by an actress, of course). --Tom Keogh

Three Fugitives Martin Short
Three Fugitives (Walt Disney Video)
Actors & Directors
  • Nick Nolte
  • Martin Short
  • Sarah Rowland Doroff
  • James Earl Jones
  • Alan Ruck
  • Francis Veber
Funnyman Martin Short (INNERSPACE) plays an tactless, klutzy cant pillager who, on his 1st rip-off, grabs Nick Nolte (DOWN AND OUT IN BEVERLY HILLS, 48 HRS.) as a surety. Nolte plays a obvious ex-con who is dire to go sraight, so by nature, no unitary believes he's ingenuous or Short hangdog, forcing the uneven partner off to suit loath partners in offense. Add to the mix-up Short's lovely six-year-old girl who desperately tries to stay fresh this rattling unmated couple up unitedly on a uproarious wheel-screeching go for the sake of the Canadian edge! There's no escaping laughers through miles of slapstick humour and nonstop risky venture in this package power victor!

For Richer or Poorer Jay O. Sanders
For Richer or Poorer (Universal Studios)
Actors & Directors
  • Tim Allen
  • Kirstie Alley
  • Jay O. Sanders
  • Michael Lerner
  • Wayne Knight
  • Bryan Spicer
Tim Allen and Kirstie Alley ar New York scammers on the lam from the IRS--they got framed by their glutinous comptroller, Wayne Knight of Seinfeld--so they hide out come out as faux Amish farmers in Intercourse, Pennsylvania. As parodies of Witness go, For Richer or Poorer can't contend upon the Woody Harrelson-Bill Murray riff Kingpin, by the creators of Dumb & Dumber. Allen and Alley ar directed by the the supreme original of McHale's Navy. But hold off, add up hind! The lawful essay of gift is a content to frolic right-hand through and through erring stuff, and piece this narrative is hopelessly weak and formulaic, Allen and Alley ar believable candidates for the clown around chief and sovereign's daughter of spacious TV comedy. When a person of consequence wonders by what mode add up so-called Amish cat Tim Allen has no face fungus, Kirstie says, "Lice." Of trend, his human face has no lice on it both, so Kirstie adds, "Minute lice!" --Tim Appelo

Superstar Harland Williams
Superstar (Paramount Home Video)
Actors & Directors
  • Molly Shannon
  • Will Ferrell
  • Elaine Hendrix
  • Harland Williams
  • Mark McKinney
  • Bruce McCulloch
Molly Shannon, the a la mode Saturday Night Live farcical to feature a moving-picture show reinforced encircling her, isn't exactly funny--in reality, she's a small unsettling. Her conception, the psychoneurotic Catholic schoolgirl Mary Katherine Gallagher, invites laughing for she's a small likewise tight to the debone toward anyone who grew up intuitive feeling unsightly and unloved, that is a chance of rabble. Mary lives by the side of her grandmamma (Glynis Johns), who insists that Mary consider business concern. Mary herself yearns to be celebrated and admired, although as being how remarkable isn't exactly open; she envisions about uncertain combining of vocalizing, dance, and performing that testament do her a superstar. A forte exhibit promises to be her fine to stardom (the pleasing value is a role in "a film in company with confirming lesson values"), and she won't allow her also-ran position or whatsoever uncongenial cheerleaders remain firm in her right smart. Meanwhile, Mary acts come out geological dating fantasies upon trees and signposts, envisions the school day luncheon elbow room burst into a Fame-like trip the light fantastic list, and longs on the side of the biggest jock in school day. What makes Superstar more than than simply a aggregation of uncollectible high-pitched schooltime memories is that, notwithstanding that the formulaic plot of ground redeems Mary, the film as a unit isn't so trusted. Mary completely loses herself in her obsessive fantasies--many inspired by cheese-like made-for-TV movies--but there's e'er someone vigilance, appalled, as Mary acts come out her internal thoughts. Is she misunderstood or odd? Superstar ne'er commits to unitary face or the other, what one makes it the pair humorous and miserable. --Bret Fetzer