Okay seriously they need to play all these movies (the first two the third is currently playing) soon!
First off I just wanted to state that this was the first and to my knowledge the only movie to be made based on a board game. It has been about ten years since I have seen this movie and it was great to see it with a mostly full theater. My big wonder about this movie is if it would hold up and stand the test of time, and it does. I still thought that this movie was hilarious, John Landis can definitely write a good comedy. All of the fast talking dialog and running around while trying to figure out whodunnit is a great and original premise that has never been matched. I thought that eventhough the film is intentionally hillarious it does actually build a little tension while everyon is trying to figure out whodunnit. There is a decent body count in the film yet very little is actually seen. Lastly I think that the slapstick in this is done very well and not too over the top. One thing I did want to say was that when I have seen this movie I always remembered the multiple endings, but the teatrical version that I saw was only the main ending. (it left me a little disapointed) Overall I think this is a very good 80's comedy that has definatly held up fairly well, anyways here are a couple of interesting sceens to check out.
Everyone is speechless at dinner.
Yvette's cleavage is ridiculous
Implements of Destruction
Poisoned?
I didn't do it!
Who called for the singing telegram?
What's this? Another door?
Endings I didn't get.
Next week: Sixteen Candles
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