Fun with Dick and Jane

[Nick M]

Rented it.

A fun comedy that had me laughing in many places. The deleted scenes and outtakes were equally hilarious.

:35: out of :5:

A great rental, but one-view-only type film for me. :T

[Chris D]

Another film that I saw in the desert this past week. Same here, thought it was fun, although implausible at parts, of course. Tea Leone (sp) has become quite the attractive lady over the years, too.

[George Bellefontaine]

Wife and I just happened to watch this last night. Agreed, very funny in places. As Chris said, Tea is becoming quite sexy. I always enjoy Alec Baldwin, too, especially when he plays a nasty fella. Jim Carrey didn't seem as over the top in this one and that was good.

[John Holmes]

I'm hoping to see this one soon. Glad to read the good reviews.

[George Bellefontaine]

Nice hearing from you, John.

[FlashJim]

Jim Carrey didn't seem as over the top in this one and that was good.

"I believe! I believe! I believe! I believe!" (in the elevator)

Sorry, had a Carey moment there.

I liked the movie and actually watched it twice. The second time was even funnier. Uh, more funny. ... whatever.

[audioqueso]

Oh man, just watched it. Pretty good overall, but I couldn't stop laughing at the last line of the movie. Great stuff! lol

[Chris D]

I can't recall the last line of the movie...

[audioqueso]

Watch it again. Sorry, I don't like to spoil movies for others.

[John Holmes]

Nice hearing from you, John.

Hey George! Sorry I've been really busy the last few months. Hopefully, I'll get to spend a little more time posting again real soon. :T

[George Bellefontaine]

Hey George! Sorry I've been really busy the last few months. Hopefully, I'll get to spend a little more time posting again real soon. :T

Sounds good, John.

[Burke Strickland]

Watch it again. Sorry, I don't like to spoil movies for others..

Noble sentiment to not spoil movies for others, and that is exactly why we provide "spoiler" tags on this forum. Since the "spoiler" tags cover up the "sensitive" information that might give something away that others would probably rather discover by watching the movie for themselves, you can pass along information to those who have already seen the movie which will help them understand a p[oint your are making about it, or in this case, remind them of a key moment they've already seen but forgotten the details of, without ruining it for others.

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Burke

[audioqueso]

Ok... the last line of the movie.

I just got in with this new company, great benefits. It's called Enron!

Good stuff.