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Summary: The Jury is in: Non-Stop Fun!
Review: Pauly Shore will never rank as one of the world's great comedians, but he has a firmer grasp on the overall silliness of the world than maybe anyone else. In this film, Shore portrays a Mr. Collins's quest to find his place in the larger world through his work. The problem he runs into is a lack of motivation and a difficulty finding an outlet for his unique talents. Okay- not really. This silly film is pure slapstick schtick with guest appearances from Dick Vitale and Billie Bird, and the "accused" is the Got Milk guy from the Aaron Burr add. Watch it again and again- you'll be quoting lines for years.
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Summary: Insulting.
Review: The thought that western civilization could produce such garbage in the 20th century completely baffles me.
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Summary: The Movie is Funny, the price sucks
Review: This is one of Pauly Shore's better movies. Makes me think of something Sandler would do well at too. The movie finds Shore struggling for a place to live let alone his personal problems. When the chance to extend a court case that looks open and shut comes available he fillerbusters the jury into keeping the case going. His antics will make you laugh.
Only one problem here as I see it. This is not worth more than ten dollars on DVD. Sorry as much as I enjoyed it there are a great number of comedies I can buy for less than ten dollars, so I will pass on buying it until they lower the price.
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Summary: this is a "Laugh so hard that you can't breathe" movie
Review: This movie is two thumbs up. It's a great movie ot watch with a gorup of friends who enjoy a really good laugh. The characters in this movie are so specific and all have their own little quirks and ways of doing things. Pauly Shore has an oblivious yet somehow smart way of looking at life and hte situation that arises. The stupidly comic way of getting the others on his side pulls it otgether, along with all of the minor little things that stand out somehow (like hte song the man sings in front of the court house or Peanut's love of Jeopardy) make it all too funny. I've recommended this to all of my friends. Give it a try and watch it. Once you do, it won't be your last.
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Summary: Raunchy
Review: This movie turned out to be very different from what I expected. Basically, Shore plays a slacker who trys to help delay the sentence of a serial killer, so he can stay in a nice hotel for free. Other than that, there is not much of a plot to follow, and the jokes are bad. Shore's character is rather anoying to watch. To top that off, many of the other characters are hard to like. And then there's the creepy part where Shore dresses up like a woman in a tight minidress and goes into PRISON to talk to the killer. Needless to say, the scenes that follow are nasty. Not recommended.
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Summary: Jury Duty
Review: Unamusing comedy in which a homeless juror (Pauly Shore) prolongs deliberations over the guilt of an alleged serial killer in order to enjoy free bed and board on a sequestered jury. Directed by John Fortenberry, Shore's dumb antics go from the inane to the obnoxious in a laughless timewaster. Some sleazy sexual innuendo
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Summary: Entertaining and crowdpleasing comedy.
Review: WOW! what a great time i had with this movie, i've own it now and i would recommend this comedy to anyone looking for a good time.Recommendations: 12 Angry Men, In The Army Now, Son in Law, Liar Liar.
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Summary: Citizen Who?
Review: Yeah, I'll admit it...Son in Law was okay, and Biodome was awesome, but this movie makes Citizen Cane look Citizen Lame. I found this movie to be entertaining to the max. The key to it was the celebrity cameos by such HUGE stars as Puck (from TV's Real World) and Kato Kalin (from TVs OJ Simpson Trial (an excellent Made forTV miniserries that went on for a few years I think)). In any case, it's just a shame that the academy only likes little boys and "dramatic" movies like Donnie Osmand and The Sixth Sense.... :( Please, for the love of your country, see this movie because it speaks for my generation. VIVA PAULY SHORES!
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