Balls of Fury
Comedy • PG-13 • 2007 • 1 hr 30 min
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Dan Fogler, Christopher Walken, George Lopez, Maggie Q, James Hong
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This is so bad it’s good again. If you like movies like Top Secret and Airplane then its for you. All star comic talent..I’d say see it
Ngl I thought this was Jack Black but oh well. At least they had Christopher Walken
This is not a good movie, but it’s hilarious to me and I’ve seen it a dozen times easily. Highly recommend giving it a open try.
Absolutely ridiculous and awesome. Goofy comedy win.
An entertaining comedy fo sho. Never expected to have a ping pong movie make me laugh.
Tragically underrated. great running bits, good physical comedy by Fogel, well written by Lenon, some performances fall flat as expected
A very spoof movie but with table tennis. It's pretty funny, but a bit over-the-top at times. Christopher Walken is probably the best part
So stupid funny. If you need something for background noise or something to watch while you’re drunk, this is a good pick.
Fun comedy, Christopher Walken is great in comedic roles as much as in serious roles, nice fun light watch.
Another example of how any movie…no matter how horrible it may be…is made slightly watchable simply by the presence of Christopher Walken.
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