Tagged: Rob Schneider

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Demolition Man (1993)

Demolition Man starts off in Los Angeles’s near future of 1996, where crime has run rampant.  It takes someone ruthless to catch ruthless criminals, and that man is super-cop John Spartan (Stallone, Rocky V), whose take-no-prisoners...

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Little Man (2006)

They superimposed Marlon Wayans’ head on the body of a young dwarf to create the effect of making him look small, but one part of him did appear to shrink down to tiny size during...

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Judge Dredd (1995)

Warden:  “So, tell me, Rico, what’s the meaning of life?” Rico: “It ends.” The above passage of dialogue could just as aptly be applied to answer what the meaning of the movie is. Judge...

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The Benchwarmers (2006)

The tagline for The Benchwarmers reads, “It’s never too late to take a stand,” and if it were up to me, I’d add, “…and walk out of the theater” to the end of it. Mouth agape,...

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Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo (2005)

Six years after the modestly funny Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo, this superfluous sequel emerges, only this time, the balance between likeably kooky characters and gross-out gags is too far skewed toward the latter.  There’s little...

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The Animal (2001)

This is the kind of film that happens when an idea that should have been no more than a 10-minute skit during Schneider’s old SNL days gets made into a full-length movie.  While playing...

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Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo (1999)

Part of a very short list of lowbrow comedies that actually are funny enough to be worthwhile, Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo may be a stupid film, but the laughs are there.  Obviously, this kind of crass...

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Down Periscope (1996)

Down Periscope is a comedy without laughs.  It’s goofy, light, and amiable, but it’s just not funny.  It’s so unfunny, it is actually painful to see just how hard they try to be funny and...

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50 First Dates (2004)

The pigeonholing of Adam Sandler into dumb, scatological comedies has once again denied him another coulda-been good movie that had the potential of taking him to the next level as an actor.  Sadly, it is...