My 5 Wives
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Movie Reviews of My 5 Wives
Movie Review: Only Rodney could do this movie!
Summary: 5 Stars
This is Rodney true to form and a real hoot of a movie. I think it was his last really funny story about a man with
the "problem" of inheriting five wives. Lots of ab libbing. I found this movie by chance as I do not remember it in theaters but is a real find if you are a Rodney fan. He always puts smile on me even when he says nothing at all. And have to say I relate to his practical thinking many times. A good clean comedy the whole family can enjoy!
I think he was one of the best comedians of our time. And yes, he finally gets respect at the end. Add this to your collection!
Movie Review: My Five Wives
Summary: 5 Stars
This is one of Dangerfield's funniest movies. I could watch this over and over again and laugh just as hard as the first time.Movie Review: MY 5 WIVES
Summary: 5 Stars
THIS IS A FUNNY MOVIE ANOTHER RODNEY DANGERFIELD CLASSIC.
THIS MOVIE IS NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN.
Movie Review: Great Movie
Summary: 5 Stars
Great Movie Funny as hell very differnt then other comdesysMovie Review: Rodney tackles polygamy
Summary: 4 Stars
You have to admit it: Rodney Dangerfield chose an offbeat & provocative subject to do a comedy on. And what's funnier than having Rodney--the "no respect" guy--marrying five young & beautiful wives? It's a premise that's a gold mine of laughs! Rodney plays Monte Peterson, a real-estate contractor who comes across some prime land to build a ski lodge in Utah. The catch: In order to use his land, he has to join the Mormon religion...which automatically gives him his many wives! His purchase immediately raises the ire of a shifty banker (John Byner) who happens to be in a "stronghold" partnership with a Las Vegas gangster (Andrew Dice Clay, beautifully cast) who has a secret land scheme that will turn the community upside-down. But Peterson's got his own problems: A trip to Vegas to treat his wives goes awry when both the city's fast living & a gung-ho feminist author (Molly Shannon) quickly corrupt the girls, opening up their eyes to women's lib. Worse, Byner sends his portly minion to Vegas in hopes of catching Peterson smoking or drinking as proof to ex-communicate him.
Rodney's likable & in top form in this one, rattling off some terrific one-liners, and getting into mischief as usual. The one flaw is the action sequences. The jail breakout, with Rodney riding in a trash bin, has some obvious stunt double work; and the ski chase is marred with stunt work that's obviously not Rodney. This kind of stuff gives the film a "B-movie" feel. Still, I laughed from start to finish...and that's good enough for me!
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