Johnny Dangerously
Comedy • PG-13 • 1984 • 1 hr 30 min
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One of the best gangster comedies I’ve seen.
So many quotable lines from this gangster satire. Sometimes I forget how hilarious Michael Keaton is.
Keaton proves he has range. This movie is funny, and should not fly under the radar. If you haven’t seen, gather the family and give it a go
Hilarious slapstick comedy that showed off Keaton's talent & charm. 100% quotable. Has gotten lost over time but needs to be found again.
A decent spoof of the roaring 20's with a good turn by Michael Keaton.
Campy mafia comedy. Does a great job of what it sets out to do.
Amazing Movie! Just brilliant! Keaton tuning his skill set.
These parody films are just too silly for me. Even with Keaton, I just wasn’t into this.
Always makes me laugh. Some creative gags.
it's an OK spoof. it doesn't travel well but it has its moments
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