The Shot

1996
R
1h 23m

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Dan Bell and Michael Rivkin in The Shot (1996)

Two desperate, jealous actors plan to break into a mega-successful Hollywood director's home and steal his latest film, then toss it onto a scrap heap where they can gleefully watch it being... Read allTwo desperate, jealous actors plan to break into a mega-successful Hollywood director's home and steal his latest film, then toss it onto a scrap heap where they can gleefully watch it being destroyed. Chaos ensues.Two desperate, jealous actors plan to break into a mega-successful Hollywood director's home and steal his latest film, then toss it onto a scrap heap where they can gleefully watch it being destroyed. Chaos ensues.

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5.6/10

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1amytychx

Poorly Written, Mo Gaffney is the Only Bright Spot

This movie is a badly-written tale of two struggling actors in Hollywood who can't seem to get a break. Most of the acting is really bad, with the exception of Mo Gaffney (Jamie and Paul's marriage counselor on Mad About You) who plays a hard-ass Hollywood executive. She shines in every scene she's in.

I actually bought this movie before I watched it because I am a die-hard Lee Tergesen (Tobias Beecher on Oz) fan. He only has two small scenes and four lines. It was worth it to me to get this movie but I certainly won't be watching very often.