Krippendorf's Tribe
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Movie Reviews of Krippendorf's Tribe
Movie Review: Totally Entertaining!
Summary: 5 Stars
I saw this movie years ago and loved it. A discussion came up at work on movies and I mentioned that I found Krippendorf's Tribe to be a totally enjoyable movie - not too silly, just fun. I checked it out on Amazon and decided to purchase a copy for those times when I just want to watch something and not have to think too hard.Movie Review: This movie is fun!
Summary: 5 Stars
I love this movie because it is so fun, and it shows how things get out of hand when we lie. You know the old saying about the web we weave.........I definitely give this movie 5 stars plus. I also love Richard Dreyfus and Jenna Elfman, they have very good chemistry in this film.Movie Review: It was hilarious
Summary: 5 Stars
I laughed a lot. It was a unique movie; I have never seen anything like it before. If you like off-beat comedies like "Captain Ron" and "Carbon Copy", you'll enjoy this. If you take things too seriously like a New York theater-goer, then this is not your film.Movie Review: krippendorfs tribe
Summary: 5 Stars
Funny, Funny, Funny....there is never a dull moment in this movie, Richard Dreyfuss is such a versitle actor, he could do anything.Movie Review: Actually, 3.5 stars
Summary: 4 Stars
"Krippendorf's Tribe" isn't Richard Dreyfuss's best movie to date, especially having released the stunning "Mr. Holland's Opus" two years previous. Some of his lines were overreacted. Besides this, there are good elements in the movie. Some funny scenes will catch the audience's eyes. However, the borderline between fantasy and reality needed to be recognized by the producers. Despite, faking eyecatching "Shelmikedmu" rituals to gain national recognition is clever. Such scenes lead the audience to a surprising conclusion. Lily Tomlin plays the funny role that viewers either love or hate. Some of Jenna Elfman's lines were underreacted, but when she shines, she shines bright. Notice rising star Gregory Smith, the middle child. He's performed better, but his role was still underrated. Fans of certain actors in this movie should rent "Krippendorf's Tribe" once. Some mixed opinions about the outcome will arise, but everyone will be entertained.