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When two unemployed telephone pranksters decide to use their vocal "talents" to impersonate a Chicago mob boss and curry favor with organized crime in New York, the trouble begins. It isn't long before Johnny and Kamal (the "Jerky Boys" of crank call fame) are wanted by the local mafia, the police, and their neighbor. Written by
Steve Derby <sderby@sdeco.com>
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They were just a couple of losers from Queens... until they dialed a wrong number and got the mob!
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Trivia
When Johnny sends his mother to the neighbor's house before the mobsters show up, she says "I'll be at May Parker's." May Parker was the name of Peter Parker's aunt in the Spider-Man comics and lived in Queens, where the movie takes place.
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Goofs
When the mobster shoots the doorknob towards the end, neither the pulling of the trigger, the gunshot sounds, or the squibs sync with each other.
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Quotes
Mrs. B:
Brett is a very nice hard working man. I wish the two of you were more like Brett Weir.
Johnny:
Ah, come on. It's not like we ain't had jobs. What about the mason's job we had a ways back?
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Crazy Credits
After initial credits a scene is showed where Brett Weir's housed is being destroyed.
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Connections
Referenced in
Family Guy: Road to Germany (2008)
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Soundtracks
" (You Got Me) Sick as a Dog"
Performed by The Jerky Boys: Johnny Brennan and Kamal
Written by
John G. Brennan (as Johnny Brennan), 'Kamal Ahmed', Randy Cantor, Ronnie Vance
Courtesy of Select Records
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Yeah, this is a moronic movie. For those who haven't heard the boys' prank calls (which I find funny, and even sometimes clever), their jokes will fall pretty flat. They just don't work on-screen. And for those of us who HAVE heard their old stuff, the movie serves as a rehash and seems "old hat." The only reason I rented this was to get a look at the faces behind the voices--doesn't Johnny B. look like a chubby Sean Astin with a mullet-like hairdo? Stick to their audio-only work.