So I Married an Axe Murderer
Comedy • PG-13 • 1993 • 1 hr 33 min
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I watched this movie on VHS five consecutive days in college. 30 years later, it’s still amazing and endlessly quotable.
Great older Mike Myers movie. I’ve seen this a half dozen times at least
Classic early 90s comedy with Mike Myers before he was just Austin Powers.
It’s a classic Mike Myers movie! Laughed so much throughout it and loved the dark humor. That might be the only thing offsetting to others.
This is one of my wife’s (and my) favorite comedies. Mike Myers can get a bit campy, but totally works here. Infinitely quotable.
Mike Myers at his most Mike Myers-y. Great cameos, solid pacing, and good rewatch value.
A different role than you are seeing Mike Myers in but may be his best performance. Charming and funny with great supporting cast.
I found this movie very randomly and I actually loved it!
Fun older comedy. Pretty dark humor if you like that.
The critics were right about this one but I love it anyway. Alan Arkin as the nice police chief trying to be intimidating is hilarious.
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