The Farrelly Brothers new movie The Heartbreak Kid opens today, and for them it’s a return to form. They’re getting back to the glory days of the mid-90s when they seemed to rattle off a new raunch-comedy hit almost every year. Before there was Old School, The 40-Year Old Virgin, or Superbad, there was the Farrelly Brothers getting laughs with risky, rated-R stuff.
Maybe you don’t want to admit it, but come on, everyone knows you’ve seen all of their movies. Maybe you’ve only laughed along with half of them, but you’ve seen them. Now’s your chance to push the one you think is best on the rest of us. Vote for your favorite Peter and Bobby Farrelly directed movie below:
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I had to vote for Kingpin, becuase while I thought Mary was funnier on first viewing, I think Kingpin holds up better after many viewings. I could watch that movie a million times... Mary is still funny, but so much f it came from its out-of-nowhere jokes, you never expected puffys attack or the zipper incident, or Warren sudden rage... but when you know theyre coming its just a little less funny.
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The Farrelly Brothers new movie The Heartbreak Kid opens today, and for them it’s a return to form. They’re getting back to the glory days of the mid-90s when they seemed to rattle off a new raunch-comedy hit almost every year. Before there was Old School, The 40-Year Old Virgin, or Superbad, there was the Farrelly Brothers getting laughs with risky, rated-R stuff.
October 5, 2007 at 20:44