RAT RACE

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But I have a bad feeling this will be yet another Paramount catalog title that doesn’t get a release here in Canada (we’ve missed out on a lot lately). do they know that they're really just racing as part of a larger gambling enterprise for the entertainment of several of the casino's high rollers. Being a brand new film to DVD, I would have thought that this would rank right up there with some of the better transfers that I had seen. The situations and characters, however, could not have been as funny if not for Breckman’s truly unique script.

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Ever the gentleman, Peter offers her space in his apartment and they string up a modesty curtain to divide their separate domains. These people have never met each other, and only find themselves competing against one another by chance — they’ve each received a special token from a slot machine in Sinclair’s casino. Some pranksters hose him down with cold water on his first trip into the city and he later gets his precious saxophone stolen by a trio of devious musicians/thieves. I love watching this movie with people for the first time as most have never seen it and then they tell me it was the funniest movie they ever saw.

narcoleptic foreigner Enrico Pollini (Rowan Atkinson, Bean); recently reunited mother and daughter Vera Baker (Whoopi Goldberg) and Merrill Jennings (Lanei Chapman, White Men Can’t Jump); two con artist brothers, the Codys (Seth Green, Austin Powers and Vince Vieluf, Clay Pigeons); moral lawyer Nick Shaffer (Breckin Meyer, Road Trip); and the peculiar Pear family, headed up by Jon Lovitz and Kathy Najimy (Sister Act). For more about Rat Race and the Rat Race Blu-ray release, see Rat Race Blu-ray Review published by Martin Liebman on June 8, 2021 where this Blu-ray release scored 3. I laughed so hard that I cried the first 3 times times I viewed that scene and the first time I Iaughed for so long that I lost my breath and thought I was gonna die lol. There was a little confusion with the vast amounts of jumping around from character to character and story to story, but it wasn’t a harsh editing job — the viewer got a sense of the flow from scene to scene. Filled with random characters and unlikely occurrences, this film is sure to take the viewer on an enjoyable, laughable journey.

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Drawing on his comedic past, Zucker follows new lines of outrageous events as a variety of simple people are woven together in a humorous Andrew Breckman (I. approx RATING: Import ASPECT RATIO: 2,35:1 LANGUAGE: English ( original ), + German ( dubbed ) SUBTITLES: English, German BR INFORMATION: Original factory sealed Import BR - No english language on Cover.But the edge enhencement is a problem (albeit not that big of a problem) and shouldn’t be an issue here. But there’s no way the actors in Rat Race can come close to the talent of the actors in It’s a Mad Mad Mad Mad World. Furthermore, he never allowed any character (supporting or otherwise) to become overexposed to the point where they became annoying or unfairly dominant. details, but the work here is a far cry from some of the finest catalogue releases Paramount has released of late. A theatrical trailer in non-anamorphic widescreen is also shown (which had me rolling in the theater, but not so much now).

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and Peggy Brown, two performers who meet in New York and are thrown together by their mutual poverty.

The Rat Race, by director Robert Mulligan, co-stars Tony Curtis and Debbie Reynolds as Peter Hammond, Jr. The imagination that went into each of the characters is a wonder in itself, and the mere novel idea of some of the situations alone is cause for laughter (especially with Sinclair’s eccentric side bets). Updated daily and in real-time, we track all high-def disc news and release dates, and review the latest disc titles. On occasion, he did spent a little too much time on one group, to the point where the viewer might begin to wonder about where the other characters were at in the story — particularly Enrico.