Black Sheep
Comedy • PG-13 • 1996 • 1 hr 26 min
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Chris Farley, David Spade, Tim Matheson, Gary Busey, Chris Owen
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Not as good as Tommy Boy but Chris Farley and David Spade are great together. Not much substance but good laughs and goes by quick.
Classic buddy comedy. Chris Farley is just so dang lovable & has great chemistry with David Spade. Lots of laughs. Ridiculous- in a good way
This is my favorite Farley movie. Spade is the perfect asshole. Slapstick for sure, but with a good backbone.
A classic David Spade/Chris Farley comedy beloved in the context of its era. Worth seeing as a meter of what SNL’s farm system put out then.
Chris Farley is a legend, and his movies will never get old. A classic and one of his best
Not as good as Tommy Boy but Chris Farley and David Spade together is always great.
A funny and heartwarming film but unfortunately it doesn’t have as many laughs as Farley’s other movies.
I don’t remember a lot about this movie but it’s a good Sunday afternoon watch when you need sometime to kill
It’s like they tried to make a movie with all the left over jokes from Tommy boy.
Honestly it’s probably the least theatrical of all the movies. The props are clearly flimsily and are designed to fall apart as they do.
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