Death Becomes Her
Comedy • PG-13 • 1992 • 1 hr 44 min
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Meryl Streep, Goldie Hawn, Bruce Willis, Isabella Rossellini, Ian Ogilvy
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If you enjoy body physical comedy horror then this for you with pretty solid script & production, Streep, Hawn & Willis are fun trio here.
Hilariously brilliant cast and a fun watch
A fun campy horror film that has originality, great acting, and fantastic word building and writing.
Glossy, nasty, and deeply unseriousin exactly the way a lot of early '90s studio comedies forgot how to be.
Omg this movie was so my style! Very bettlejuice & mother dearest humour, with some killer acting. A new fav, iconic.
This is why I still believe in miracles!!
A campy classic. Fantastic acting, a fresh storyline with some really absurd scenes. A comfort watch
It’s just Meryl Streep cursing, wearing stunning dresses and being immortal. What a perfect movie!
Funny with a dark twist. Would watch again.
A dark comedy and fun time. Satire filled with humor. Freakish special effects. Great pairing with Streep and Hawn.
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