A pair of losers marry two elderly sisters, thinking they'll inherit their fortune and Beverly Hills estate.
Director:
Gary Preisler
From metacritic.com
Complete credited cast: | |||
Will Friedle | ... | Calvin Menhoffer | |
Chris Owen | ... | Leonard Smallwood | |
Louise Lasser | ... | Doris Mundt | |
Renée Taylor | ... | Betty Mundt | |
Nikki Ziering | ... | Charlene | |
Rudy De Luca | ... | Uncle Walt (as Rudy DeLuca) | |
Jack Ong | ... | Mr. Woo | |
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J.J. Cole | ... | Minister |
Carmen Twillie | ... | Gospel Singer | |
Gabriel Bologna | ... | Jail Guard | |
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Mary Albee | ... | Woman on the Street |
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Draegin | ... | Bruno 'The Dog' |
A pair of losers marry two elderly sisters, thinking they'll inherit their fortune and Beverly Hills estate.
I'm a 43 year old father in a small Southern town. Just saying that so you will understand that I am not the target audience for this type of movie. I ignored it at the theater and had no plans to ever watch it. However, after enjoying National Lampoon's Dorm Daze, I figured I would give it a try at the rental store. I am glad I did.
The previews and such are not entirely truthful about this movie. It appears to be 2 young guys out to scam 2 older women. While it is that, it is also 2 older women out to scam 2 young guys who are some of the dumbest criminals ever. The "old women being sexy" angle is not played up nearly as much as you would think and rather than make fun of them, they seem to be making just as much fun of stereotypes.
This is not an Oscar movie or one with long lasting deep plots but it is a decent way to laugh on a rainy day. You will not split your sides laughing but the pace is good and the jokes funny rather than silly most of the time. While this is not a movie I am sorry I missed at the theater, and perhaps not one I will go out and buy, it was one that I enjoyed watching and felt well worth the rental. Just because the cover and premise seem so silly, don't just pass it by.