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Death to Smoochy (2002)
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Randolph Smiley (ROBIN WILLIAMS) has it all - as the costumed star of the highest rated kid's show on TV, "Rainbow Randolph" has a Manhattan penthouse, a Times Square billboard featuring his beloved character, cars , boats, horses and all the indulgence that celebrity brings. Until he get's caught by the Feds in an under the table bribe, busted and instantly reviled, Randolph is a star no more. Enter Sheldon Mopes (EDWARD NORTON) and his alter-ego "Smoochy", a puffy, fuscia rhinoceros. Smoochy is the perfect remedy for what ails the networks...Now it's Smoochy who's got the swanky penthouse, the Times Square billboard and the smooth-talking...
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| Death to Smoochy Movie Review by Craig (10/24/2007) |
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I was suckered in by the good reviews of this on Netflix, that suggested that here was an undiscovered gem of black comedy. It is not. This is one of the most unbelievably tasteless and unfunny comedies it has been my misfortune to see. The only chuckles I had were from watching the outtakes and deleted scenes (why were...
(complete Death to Smoochy review by Craig)
| Death to Smoochy Movie Review by Emma (8/30/2007) |
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Going into Blockbuster when off from school and I see and Edward Norton movie I somehow missed at the cinema? What's wrong with me, I can't be a fan, why is he wearing a big purple animal outfit, OOHH Robin Williams! This is how I came by Death To Smoochy.
I am always one to say oh that film was funny but not very often it...
(complete Death to Smoochy review by Emma)
| Death to Smoochy Movie Review by Miles (1/27/2006) |
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A really great movie, but I advise forgetting any expectations you might have going in. The critics treated it harshly, and I think this was because it was such a long-shot idea: very dark humor based in a kid's TV show setting. Some things about it don't work, but in the end, all of the actors dive head first into their...
(complete Death to Smoochy review by Miles)
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