Rat Race
Adventure • 2001 • 1 hr 52 min
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Gloria Allred, Breckin Meyer, Cuba Gooding Jr., Lanei Chapman, Amy Smart
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this movie is freaking funny snd cool wanna know whhy becahse seth green js in it yep hes pretty cool and funny in this one he like almost k
It’s a race it’s a race! I’m winning I’m I’m wiinning!
Without Rowan Atkinson this is a 3/5 film, with Rowan Atkinson this is a 5/5
It’s a great laugh and keeps you laughing throughout the movie
This has so many scenes that feel like comedy Rube Goldberg machines. A lot of hilarious cause and effect with a tremendous cast.
I don’t care what people say it’s one of the funniest comedy movies because of its pure variety of humour and jokes.great,story,plot,charact
Maybe the most underrated just laugh out loud make you laugh comedy of all time?
Atkinson has a sort of effortless comedic effect no matter what he does. Unfortunate but I sometimes find myself laughing ridiculously
Quality casting and decent comedy writing make this a fun watch with the family
Terrible driving and meh music, but a fun cast of idiots, & some truly funny moments. Worth watching until the end when they get the cheese.
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