Skin Deep

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Summary: Blake Edwards and John Ritter Rule!
Review: One of my all time favorite comedies. John Ritter is amazing in this. The direction is flawless.

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Summary: Blake Edwards and John Ritter Rule!
Review: One of my all time favorite comedies. John Ritter is amazing in this. The direction is flawless.

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Summary: John Ritter Shines!
Review: One of the funniest, yet most heart wrenching performences I have seen in the past 2 decades. John Ritter is simply amazing in this film. It is a thoughtful, intelligent, light hearted & uplifting story of a man braving the stormy waves of middle age.
I hope you treasure it as much as I do. It is simply a true diamond in the rough. This movie is a part of my past & even now brings to me many fine memories, happy & sad, of my younger days. As I get older, only now am I beginning to understand & appreciate this film fully. Best wishes John...as if you were a personal friend, you will be missed.

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Summary: Skin Deep
Review: Skin deep is the sexiest movie out there. Finally going to be on DVD. Seeing The female bodybuilding scene over and over priceless. Buy it!!!!!!!

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Summary: hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah
Review: the first time i saw this movie i laughed so hard that my sides literally hurt. the scene with the blind man was one of the best comedy scenes ever!!!i consider this movie a comedic masterpiece

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Summary: Only two word.FUNNY!HILLARIOUS!
Review: The first time that I have seen this movie was two years ago.It was so funny that my mouth was very tired after seeing this flick.It'll be worth seeing it.They say that A movie called 'Analyze ****' was a real funny movie.Hey do you think that was a real funny movie?I don't think so.It wasn't worth being no.1 on the box office.There's a saying 'You can find a 24k gold ring even in a trash can' Yes you can.Skin deep isn't that much a famous movie.(But there was an excutive producer called Joe Roth!!)But it's a real super funny movie.Not even this movie,but there's a numbers of real good entertaining movies like this one.So....see it!

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Summary: The drama-comedy that glows in the dark!
Review: The now-deceased John Ritter is Zachary Hutton,a bearded writer whose passions are booze and beautiful females. First,Hutton's wife Alexandra(or Alex) returns home from a cancelled flight. She finds a jealous female about to fatally shoot Hutton after she(the jealous female) catches him in bed with his female barber. This is where the Huttons' divorce begins. Hutton goes for advice from his bartender buddy Barney(the late Vincent Gardenia,famous for his role of Frank Lorenzo on "All In The Family"). Angry Alex throws Zachary's typewriter out the window and into the swimming pool. Zachary wanted to remain married to Alex so he sought psychiatric help. He started by cutting down on his drinking and eventually cold turkey,quit. Zach found a new girlfriend Molly(Julianne Phillips) and they lived together. She became so angry with him at one point in the film that she set his piano afire while he was playing it!(Zach plays the piano also) The house and Zach's Mercedes both burned down in that fire. He also meets musclebound Loni Jones(she looks like Patrick Swayze!) at Barney's bar where he was playing the piano. They sleep together that night and when Zach awakes the next morning,he does aerobics in her class in his underwear! Next,there the death of his buddy Leon "Sparky" Sparks. Zach attends his funeral with another buddy Jake(Joel Brooks). Alex was at the funeral and she invited Jake over for dinner at her house. Although Zach wasn't invited,he showed up. So at the dinner Zach and Alex chat and Zach says how awful he's felt since their separation. Zach attends a black tie affair at the Century Plaza hotel dressed as a genie! He thought it was a Halloween party. Many of the guests laughed at him,even Jake. Jake nearly went to the affair as a cowboy! Then Zach finds out that Alex has another man who she plans to marry and almost did until Zach crashed the wedding. Alex's mother Marge always has hated Zach because of his behavior. So more therapy sessions follow,and Zach did more cutting down on his boozing and womanizing. By Christmas,Zach is no longer boozing and womanizing. He wrote a book which sold big and there was a party at Barney's in his honor. He and Alex have reconciled and drank lemon-lime soda instead of gin and tonic. Marge still hates Zach. She was being sarcastic when she said she was proud of Zach. But everyone else who hated him,loved him again. So Alex and Zach are in bed together in the last scene and she persuaded him to get rid of the glow-in-the dark condom which was first seen in an earlier bed escapade. I dedicate this film to the memory of John Ritter who passed away at age 54 on September 11,2003 of a heart disorder. My thoughts and prayers are with his family,always.

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Summary: John Ritter is the KING of physical comedy
Review: The scene where he comes out of the physical tharepy office twitching uncontrollably is pure John Ritter. A great movie that hasn't gotten the credit it deserves.
John will be missed greatly.
I had to dig out my Laserdisc of this movie and watch it again. And again.....and again. Funny movie. Sad passing.

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Summary: MY ALL TIME FAVORITE
Review: This is a great, mindless comedy with so many funny scenes!! The review on this one is very wrong. I have seen this movie at least fifty times and I still fall out of my chair laughing even though I know what's coming. It is definately worth owning.

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Summary: Idiots Who Review this Movie Should Pay Attention to Details
Review: This is a wonderful movie, and I can't believe that two of the viewers who reviewed it mentioned a scene which allegedly occurred after John Ritter's character Zach Hutton visited his dentist's office and received novacaine in his leg or elsewhere in his body. The hilarious scene was not the result of the character visiting his dentist's office or receiving novacaine. He ran into a former girlfriend (played by Julianne Phillips)at some sort of beauty spa and she gave him an extremely high, dangerous dose of electricity through some kind of beauty device. I don't know what movie the Viewer from Connecticut and Rick Koeniq watched, but it certainly wasn't the version of Skin Deep that the rest of the world has seen. Please, if you're going to take up space on this website reviewing a movie, at least watch the movie closely enough to get your facts straight.