james_ian_miller
Joined Sep 2002
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Jocky Giles and I saw this on the plane out to America for a working summer, and we spent a lot of time in Montauk bars reliving the great moments from this film (and the book 'Money'). "I think I put in the hours" still gets the occasional outing, whilst Tom Tuttle from Tacoma Washington still enters my head whenever I see John Candy on TV, or even hear two T's together. I really hope Tom Hanks doesn't dislike this film whilst it goes a bit chase-sequency at the end (as does Splash) the first half has so many gems in it to forgive the rest.
Just as Hugh Grant is funniest and most watchable when he's a foul-mouthed cad, it would be good if Tom Hanks played a misanthropic but funny middle-aged man rather than just Tom, nice-but-dull. Give Bill Murray a run, or at least an audition, for his money. And if a film is going to be taken off his CV please, the nauseating, unbearable Forrest Gump.
Last line to Tim Thomerson. "This is Mike. Mike's my knife"
Just as Hugh Grant is funniest and most watchable when he's a foul-mouthed cad, it would be good if Tom Hanks played a misanthropic but funny middle-aged man rather than just Tom, nice-but-dull. Give Bill Murray a run, or at least an audition, for his money. And if a film is going to be taken off his CV please, the nauseating, unbearable Forrest Gump.
Last line to Tim Thomerson. "This is Mike. Mike's my knife"
