Saving Silverman
Comedy • PG-13 • 2001 • 1 hr 30 min
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Steve Zahn, Jack Black, Jason Biggs, Amanda Peet, Amanda Detmer
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Just a damn good movie. Silly. Super silly, but if you’re considering watching it, you’re probably silly too
Outlandish story but has a ton of good laughs, especially from Jack Black and Steve Zahn. Memorable cameo from R. Lee Ernest as well.
Its a fun light comedy. I love JacK Black!
So quotable. Black and Zahn make a good team. “You ate her? My hat goes off to you. You boys are smart; that’s the perfect crime.”
Couldn't understand why this wasn't shown on here under the name UK distributors gave it as Evil Woman! Plus cover sleeve pic was better!🤔
Really easy going comedy, simple fun and young jack black is always a good time
So much better than I expected! Steve Zahn is fantastic! I don’t understand how Jack Black got more famous, I think Zahn is more talented.
Not bad, but could be better. His girlfriend is so irritating, that it takes away some of the fun. I guess that’s the point it’s too much
Some really funny moments in an otherwise basic 00’s comedy. At least everyone looks like they’re having a fun time
Not one for the movie critics but a funny buddy movie despite that. Stupid plot, lots of laughs. Upward trend on the fun level chart.
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