Flirting With Disaster

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Summary: Loved it all
Review: This is one I saw under duress. One of those 'let's all get together and watch a video' thing. I laughed until it hurt. I had only seen Tia Leone in Deep Impact and thought the whole thing stunk. In this movie she was great. Loved Lily Tomlin and Alan Alda, Mary Tyler Moore (she's no longer little mary)and all. Very funny movie.

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Summary: Hilarious and original
Review: This is one of the funniest movies I've seen in years. The most impressive thing about it is that many of the characters are utterly original and yet completely believable at the same time. There's a sight gag near the beginning--in which Stiller imagines what his biological father might look like--that made me laugh as hard as I've laughed at anything, ever.

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Summary: Too funny!
Review: This movie had be laughing all the way through. It's one of those movies you could watch over and over again and never get sick of. And you'll need to watch it over and over because everytime you watch it, you catch other subtle things that ultimately become more hilarious as you get to know what lies ahead. All I have to do is think about parts of that movie, and it lights me up. This movie is awesome and worth every penny. Richard Jenkins is a crack up, who also starred as Stillers therapist in "There's something about Mary", another masterpiece! This movie is beyond hilarious! I wish all comedies were this funny.

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Summary: Flirting With Trouble
Review: This movie is very funny... It peeks around courners and keeps you on your toes trying to think of what will happen next... It goesw right along with the title... Flirting With Disaster..

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Summary: MY FAVORITE COMEDY EVER!!
Review: Truly a great funny surprise. Mary Tyler Moore, Alan Alda, Lily Tomlin and Ben Stiller give some of the funniest performances ever. Clever, clever dialogue with every single line a memorable quote! Don't miss it!

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Summary: COMIC TIMING.
Review: Where to begin! Lily Tomlin and Alan Ada at the top of their game in an all-round stellar comic starcast. Lighthearted but biting dialogue that houses a charming warmth for its dysfunctional characters.

And a doozy theme: a new father's search for his birth parents. He can't name his own baby until he knows more about where he came from. The adoption agent who accompanies them is the epitome of the high strung New Yorker, whose goofs and gaffs lead the group into one riotous predicament after another. Particularly funny if you have recently been thinking of names for a baby, or if you can laugh at 60's counterculture.

The movie is funniest in the last 15 minutes or so. The closing credits alone are worth the price of admission (or DVD). Recommended rental. Even better the second time round.