Arthur
Comedy • PG-13 • 2011 • 1 hr 50 min
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Possibly the MOST underrated movie I’ve ever seen. I’ve seen it 5+ times and still am not sick of it.
The original is more iconic than this will ever be.
The only thing I remember about it is that it was bad.
Not the funniest movie but it has some laughs. Good to put on in the back ground
A film that nobody asked to be remade. Meh.
It was pretty entertaining when I first watched it
Russel always owning his character very well, worth a watch
Not even close to the original. It has its funny parts but few and far between
The trailer was better than the movie .
I don’t remember much about this. Watched way back near its release. But I do remember being entertained. Forgettable but watchable.
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