Underrated Movies

[dissention]

Originally Posted by Serrart

Bonfire of Vanities: By De Palma, it's a brilliant satire with some moments of astounding filmaking, I don't know why American critics can't stand it.

Because it's atrocious? I like watching it every now and then to see Melanie Griffith's boobs get bigger then smaller then bigger then smaller over the course of the movie. Did no one tell that girl that you don't get implants while you're in the middle of shooting a movie? I don't care for it because it just didn't translate well to the screen with the likes of Tom Hanks and Bruce Willis. And DePalma gutted the novel of the real satire in favor of dumbed-down humor. Nowhere near as bad as it's made out to be, though, and I do love the scene where Hanks and Griffith run the kid over.

Originally Posted by Serrart

The Associate: a very funny comedy with Goldberg and Wiest particularly inspired and a great supporting cast.

I like it, too. It's one of those feel good movies that isn't fake and sappy to the Nth degree.

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Judy Berlin: Great performances and beautifully shot
Fresh: is an unsung masterpiece for me. Hope Yakin would be able to make consistent movies again.
Where The Money Is: Newman and Fiorentino made a wonderful couple.

All great. I couldn't agree more about Where the Money Is. Slight, but very fun.

I'd also like to add Noises Off. The funniest movie ever made.