Drop Dead Gorgeous
Comedy • PG-13 • 1999 • 1 hr 38 min
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An underrated gem, this film has great comedy from people you would not expect it from. The Denise Richard's talent segment is hilarious.
Hilarious and filled with great one-liners
Moments of this movie are so damn funny that they are unforgettable. I'm always quoting this with my sister. Such a hilarious movie.
I had only seen this movie on TV once and I’ve never found it streaming anywhere. I was starting to think I had dreamt the whole thing up.
One of the best pieces of comedy out there, it’s subtle and just sitting down and watching it is just a treat
A very underrated movie. Such a shame it flopped at the box office.
Mockumentary delight. So many hilarious moments that you can watch over and over again without ever losing their charm.
I love this film, I highly recommend this for teens that are into dark comedys, it’s even a indie movie!
Mr. Howard:[to his daughter who’s speaking Japanese] “English! Speak English, you stupid little retard!” They dont make em like they used ta
I still die of laughter every time I watch this 20 years later! I will be quoting this until the day I die!!!
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