What About Bob?
Comedy • PG • 1991 • 1 hr 40 min
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The comedy derives from Dreyfuss's methodical descent into madness. Camerawork & lighting are exciting for the genre. It is underrated.
Another classic “the two lead actors really hated each other IRL and we are so much richer for it” movie, but this time a comedy
Question:"How do you use Bill Murray perfectly in a movie?"Answer:"What about Bob?",Yes, I answered a question with a question!😋"Babysteps"
Definitely some fun comedy but not super rewatchable
Silly comedy, enjoyable performances, like a live-action cartoon
This is classic comedy. There is nothing bad I can say about this movie.
Hilarious, can expect to laugh out loud the whole way, yet gets surprisingly dark but in a good way. Definitely recommend if not seen.
You can’t convince me they didn’t just film Bill Murray and Richard Dreyfuss on set and call it a day.
Bill Murray is a hoot as always & the banter between him and Dreyfus’s is legendary. The ultimate story of dealing with annoyance.
The comedic banter between Murray and Dreyfuss is legendary, and difficult to match today.
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