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Death at a Funeral (2007)
description written by member Zara:
Chaos ensues when a man tries to expose a dark secret regarding a recently deceased patriarch of a dysfunctional British family.
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Death at a Funeral Movie Review by Zara  (3/28/2008) |
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Granted, I watched this movie under the influence of drugs less potent than the ones that actor Alan Tudyk takes in the film, but the very fact that I got to see his pale, bare ass made me happy. I just wish there'd been a little more Dyk from Tudyk. Ha.
I think what frustrates people most about comedies that involve...
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| Death at a Funeral Movie Review by Matthew (8/27/2007) |
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"Death at a Funeral", the new film from director Frank Oz ("In and Out", Dirty Rotten Scoundrels") is a pretty good tribute to the British comedies we used to see with more consistency. A droll, black sense of humor, characters who are as wacky as others are steadfast and the use of a setting we are all familiar with used...
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| Death at a Funeral Movie Review by Deejah (12/7/2007) |
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I did not love it and that made me really sad. I had been looking forward to seeing Matthew McFayden and Keely Hawes reunited on screen. I loved them both in MI-5 (aka Spooks, thank you BBC America!) and loved him in Pride and Prejudice and was happy to see that they got married in real life. I don't know - something just...
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| Death at a Funeral Movie Review by Mitch (8/17/2007) |
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Frank Oz should stick to voice acting and working with puppets. There, I've said it. If you can't tell, I didn't like Death at a Funeral. The only Frank Oz film that I really enjoyed was Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, and that one was a loooong time ago. What could have been an originally funny movie relies on cliched gags such...
(complete Death at a Funeral review by Mitch)
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