Quick Change on AMC

The Bill Murray, Gena Davis bank robery film. Not a great movie, but I loved the bicycle jousting scene and Randy Quaid's reaction ("It's bad luck just to see something like that.")
Also, Murray saying to a construction worker "Thanks. You could have given me help, but you gave me so much more."

 

This may be the single most underrated, underseen movie of all time. I still blame it on the title, which doesn't explain anything, plus the picture of Bill Murray in a clown outfit that misled people regarding what the movie was about.
The cast is unbelievable, and all doing great work.
Tony Shaloub had his breakthrough into the business in this movie -- and never spoke a word of English.

 

Tremendous movie (and available on Netflix, I might add, since February).

 

Wow, never even heard of this film. I'll have to see if I can find it since I can no longer use Netflix because of my religion.

 

I thought he was talking about the group that appears at halftime of many NBA games.

 

Also worth the price of admission.

 

And just made the finals of America's Got Talent, even though they've done the same tired act for each show. :/

 

They're kind of a one-trick pony. What else are they going to do?

 

Apparently, they said they have an hour-long act. Yet, they keep rehashing the same 90 second bit for the TV show.

Shame really, because Nathan Burton deserved to be in the finals.

 

In fact, I just rented it on Netflix and plan to watch it for the first time this weekend.

 

I don't know if, if, if you're deaf ... or just dumb.

First of all, don't ever call me dumb.

And the Russian girl weeps.





What drama!

 

Great side pic there Perry.