The Man Who Knew Too Little
Comedy • PG • 1997 • 1 hr 34 min
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Lot of fun! Bill Murray doing Bull Murray things
Great Bill Murray classic. Had me laughing from start to finish!
90’s version of Get Smart with Bill Murray
One of the half dozen really great Murray classics! If U R on a kick 4 his movies, can't really go wrong with this, lots of fun!👍✅
Classic Bill Murray. Really like the dialogue that keeps this charade moving.
Its a really enjoyable film. Bill Murray is a stunner in this
Murray in his top game for this egregiously underrated comedy.
“She’s got lips like your sofa.” This is a criminally-underrated comedy.
Has the perfect amount of dramatic irony. Bill Murray’s character is hilariously oblivious and still comes off as badass
A good classic comedy that’s filled with laughs and isn’t meant to be taken seriously.
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