Lost and Found

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Summary: This movie is really funny
Review: David Spade is a very talented and daring actor and he deserves to be praised for this movie. Anyone who doesn't like this movie doesn't have a sense of humor. Although it's been said that Artie Lange was a stand-in for Chris Farley, it's not true. Chris Farley wouldn't play such a part. I don't think any of Sophie Marceau's punchlines were badly done, and that dude who played that French dude was DEFINATELY not more likeable than David Spade. The credits are hilarious. I recommend both the movie and the soundtrack.

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Summary: David Spade rules in this movie!
Review: David Spade is great in this movie! The best part is the whole
lip syncing to Neil Diamond's "Brother Love's Traveling Salvation
Show" thing and when he actually sings the rest at the end! His performance is awesome...he doesnt just sing the song, he has gestures to go along w/ it that are so funny! So if you're a David Spade fan or you just like to have a good laugh, I definitely recommend this movie!!!

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Summary: Never has a celebrity begged more to be slapped
Review: David Spade is the single-most irritating celebrity ever to emerge from the Hollywood toilet. How can a man with so little to offer be so damned pleased with himself? This movie is definitive proof of his infinite insufferability. The fact that he worked with the immensely talented (if materially-challenged) Chris Farley is the only reason I even saw his other films. Do yourself a favor and avoid this guy like the plague. He won't mind, he's too arrogant to notice.

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Summary: Only for David Spade's Biggest Fans
Review: David Spade plays the typical David Spade character here: a smarmy, semi-witty wise guy who is deeply self-involved and frequently unscrupulous. Sophie Marceau plays a cellist with a little dog. Guess who takes her dog so that he can "find" it and earn her gratitude? Guess whether anything will go wrong with the old-hat plan? Guess who eventually gets on Mlle Marceau's good side? So much for the "plot." As a comedy, this is pretty tired stuff. Sadly, to prep the ever-adorable Sophie Marceau for her part as a cello virtuoso, the director seems to have had her coached in bowing and fingering for about five minutes. ... Of course, we usually don't go to comedies or heroic adventure films for the realistic musicianship of the actors--but the sloppiness of this element in THIS film is just one more insult to the audience. After all, duh, the e-a Marceau is supposedly playing a professional cellist.

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Summary: Semi--Funny, unrealistic, and stupidly predictible.
Review: David Spade was funny in Tommy Boy and even funnier in Black Sheep, but without Chris Farley at his site he fails in this. The movie is about a loser who falls inlove with his new neighbor and kidnaps her dog to get her attention. The sick and unrealistic thing is that they actually get closer from this, you can see jokes coming from a mile away in this lame unrealastic plotHow can any say this is a romantic comedy? Whats romantic about stealing a womens puppy? And another thing, why don't the two actors playing the french people speak french in the scenes where they are alone? I never saw the end of this but I already knew what was gonna hap... he gets the girl. David Spade and Artie Lange have some real funny parts, but they can't save this miserably script (which Spade co-wrote) This just missed getting pne star because its so terrible its almost funny, but almost is the key word.

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Summary: Lost & Found
Review: Great film. If you liked Tommy Boy, Black Sheep, or any of the other mindless comedies this one is for you. Plot, cast, story, all about the same. The star always comes out on top in the end. Just good hearted fun, gotta love it! PLUR - iKON

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Summary: Halapeno
Review: Hal Sparks made the whole movie! Even if it was a small part, who cares? Gotta love Hal!

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Summary: Hate romantic comedies, loved the movie
Review: I hate romantic comedies but saw this one only because I'm a David Spade fan. In short, I was doubled-over with laughter and fell in love with Spade's character. The Neil Diamond bit was painful and embarrassing to watch, though.

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Summary: Lost& Found is a hit!
Review: I have a very pickey taste about movies in general, but when i decided to take a chance with Lost & Found, i was stunned. Not only did i laugh so hard i cried, but i could sit and watch the lovely and talented Sohpie Marceau grace my television for hours. David Spade was hilarious as usualle and Sophie Marceau gave it splash of life and fun. All in all i think Lost & Found was a great movie and that you should really give it a chance because David Spade puts on a great show and as i have said twice now, Sophie Marceau is a complete knock out. It's movie bliss!

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Summary: How did this movie ever get made?
Review: I have no idea what executive green-lighted this movie, but I would be stunned if he or she still worked in "the business". This movie was truly awful from start to finish. David Spade, who has been in some mildly amusing movies, had nothing to work with. The dialogue was bad, the characters uninvolving and the story was contrived. I can't actually recall laughing at anything in this movie (with the exception of the idea that David Spade could be a leading-man). I can remember feeling uncomfortable when I watched Spade do his Neil Diamond impression. Sophie Marceau, who is easy on the eyes, seemed more like an animatron than a real person; but, she was responsible for the only enjoyable scene in the movie: when she hikes up her skirt, plants a rather large musical instrument between her legs and manages to make classical music look sexy.

I have been trying to make a mental list of the five worst movies ever made. So far I am only completely sure of two: Lost and Found & Caddyshack 2.