Danny Glover stole the movie!
That is all.
shareThis movie relied a lot on 'situational' comedy which requires the actor to be well versed in facial and body movements (think Peter Sellers) not stand-up type jokes. Glover and Morgan were the only exception to this rule. They played off each other like Abbott and Costello or Burns and Allen or Hope and Crosby and it worked to a large extent. The entire movie wasn't bad it just wasn't executed to perfection. I actually liked it and found Chris Rock to be a competent lead player. On the other hand Martin Lawrence seemed to get the fact that he needed to do the physical comedy but did not execute it well. Perhaps the real deal breaker was Luke Wilson which is surprising because he usually turns in a respectable performance. His obnoxious shtick just didn't work and was more annoying than funny. Still I gave the movie a marginal thumbs up.
shareActually I think that distinction goes to Marsden...he was hilarious!
shareI disagree wholeheartedly. I feel that is anyone stole the show, it would be either James Marsden or Peter Dinklage.
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I agree with iGiFF. Glover was okay - sometimes his diction was hard to follow. But Marsden and Dinklage were terrific. My favorites with Dinklage - when he takes the tie off "the snake in my mouth" and when he opens the casket. His face looks like he saw demons.
Marsden's humor ranged from the sweet - sitting with the stone statues - and putting the deodorant on - to the wild wide-eyed, crazed-looking, when he yells "Eight hours!" and goes on from there. His face is so - rubbery. When he does those faces with the bathroom window - really great.
I agree, Danny Glover is the funniest character as the crabby uncle. I burst out laughing when he talks!
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I agree, I haven't watched anything for him since Lethal Weapon when I was a kid and watching him again was so much fun
a very funny character :))))
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