Death to Smoochy
Comedy • R • 2002 • 1 hr 49 min
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Not a great movie by any stretch but it manages to be so outlandish that you basically can’t look away.Bad pacing, convoluted plot, but fun!
Basically a parody of “Barney the Dinosaur”. It had a lot of good laughs, worth a watch.
Fun and entertaining with two awesome leads of Robin Williams and Ed Norton
Idk how this got made but I'm glad it did. A darkly hilarious gangster movie with all the best elements of a cult film.
What did they put in my drink cause oh boy was this a rainbow rhino trip
I absolute love this movie, one of my favourite dark comedies Norton and Williams have a good dynamic together
This film is almost as criminally underrated as it’s antagonist, Rainbow Randolph. Needs serious revisiting today
it's a great story with lots of great characters. Almost family friendly but probably don't show your kids.
Good comedy led by phenomenal performances from the leads. Not all jokes stick, but the majority do.
Adult comedy about a kids TV show. Funny concept but the cast and acting really make it.
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