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Rob Schneider at his best. OK maybe that's not saying a lot. But if you're in the mood for this kind of thing, its actually not that bad. You may feel guilty for laughing, but you WILL laugh! The premise and set up are ridiculously unbelievable, but once Rob is transformed he does a terrific job of playing a woman imprisoned in a man's body. It would have been very easy for Schneider to have played his part as "gay" but he succeeds in avoiding that completely and actually makes his character sympathetic in her/his plight.
This movie also has a couple of very interesting cameo appearances. Look for the men's room attendant and the dread locked drummer!
This movie also has a couple of very interesting cameo appearances. Look for the men's room attendant and the dread locked drummer!
This movie recently became available on Netflix! It's even on their Instant Queue so you can watch it on demand.
It's very different than the Ben Stiller remake (which I also enjoyed.) But in this movie Lenny is not at all a sympathetic character while his wife certainly is. There are some really intense scenes in this movie. Sometimes uncomfortably so. I guess this was one of the first "Dramedy" movies before that term was even invented.
Anyway, there is one classic scene in this film that's absolutely worth the price of admission. Eddie Albert earns his Oscar nomination without saying a single word, doing the Slow Burn to end all Slow Burns, while Lenny "lays his cards on the table".
It's very different than the Ben Stiller remake (which I also enjoyed.) But in this movie Lenny is not at all a sympathetic character while his wife certainly is. There are some really intense scenes in this movie. Sometimes uncomfortably so. I guess this was one of the first "Dramedy" movies before that term was even invented.
Anyway, there is one classic scene in this film that's absolutely worth the price of admission. Eddie Albert earns his Oscar nomination without saying a single word, doing the Slow Burn to end all Slow Burns, while Lenny "lays his cards on the table".