Mouse Hunt
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Movie Reviews of Mouse Hunt
Movie Review: Another Childhood Favorite!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
For 12 years, I have loved this movie, but it's been a long since I watched it, so last night I finally found it, and relived some fond memories. This is a very funny movie about two brothers named Ernie and Lars Smuntz who are down on their luck. Their father died, and receive the deed to an old mansion with a bank debt. They find out that a very famous architect named Charles Lyle LaRue built the house in 1876. The brothers figure it's worth a fortune and hold an auction the following week. During this time, they deal with an incredibly smart mouse who gives them nothing but trouble. They try setting traps, buy a deranged cat named Catzilla, and even hire an expert named Caeser, but the mouse is too smart for all that. Will they ever get rid of this cute little rodent before the auction? I highly recommend MOUSE HUNT!!!Movie Review: Excellent Movie!!
Summary: 5 Stars
My grandmother and I saw this movie on TV... of course she would laugh out loud really louldly but I wouldn't. I loved this movie, because the mouse is trained very well and is very cute. I like how the director made one "Tom and Jerry" scene... for example when the Cat (Katzilla) is waiting for the mouse to pop out of his hole... the little mouse sets up 5 mousetraps, he moves one to the tail of the cat then.... SNAP, its on the cat's tail, which is like a "Tom and Jerry" scene. The Comedy of the two Idiot brothers makes this a must see, and a pure comedy movie. When I saw this movie yesterday the animation I saw was for the mouse, because I really didn't think he could jump from a ledge on to a string from a lamp swing to the next ledge and land. So I think to used some animation in that part.
-Jesse
Movie Review: Better than Mickey, and a great movie for adults as well
Summary: 5 Stars
Mousehunt is an absolutely fantastic movie. The best part about it is that the adults will love just as much as the kids, if not a little bit more (it's ok, you don't have to admit it). Lee Evans' physical comedy is classic and he has it down to a science. He was even better in "Funnybones". The best part of the entire movie, however, is the exterminator, "Caesar",played by my favorite actor, Christopher Walken. That segment was so hilarious, I laughed to the point where my cheek muscles cramped. The rest is just as good, I just am biased in Walken's contribution for obvious reasons. A classic addition to any home theater colletion! I give it two thumbs up while pointing both big toes skyward as well.Movie Review: Resilient Mouse
Summary: 5 Stars
This film is totally funny from start to finish.
The key is the advent of the mouse. What ensues is not the activities of the mouse, but it is the insane lengths that the humans go to so that they may exterminate the mouse; all the mouse does is defend itself. It's the humans who do all the crazy things in an attempt to kill the mouse. Proof positive of the stupidity of the human characters, so well protrayed by Nathan Lane, and Lee (?) is that the first scene is created by the two brothers, and the Restaurant is closed by Lane's characters machinations to impress a celeb.
Forgettable? Maybe, but totally and absolutely fun.
Movie Review: Funnier And Better You Couldn't Get
Summary: 5 Stars
I get a laugh out of people critiquing this movie on the basis of script, story, and comparison to "Home Alone," etc. It is just plain hilarious. Nathan and Lee are comparible to Laurel & Hardy! Need I say more? Who cares if I've seen others do some of the bits in this film, especially L&H? It's just fall-down funny from beginning to end. I've watched it over a dozen times and I laugh every time. It's a shame that the pairing of these funny men could not have led to a series of comedies as they used to do with Martin & Lewis, Abbott & Costello, etc. These two are far funnier than any of those past comedy duos.