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Directed by Bob Saget.
Shortly after leaving the "Weekend Update" anchor slot on Saturday Night Live, Norm MacDonald resurfaced in this comedy about smart-aleck Mitch Weaver who teams with buddy Sam McKenna (Artie Lange of Mad TV). They open a revenge-for-hire business (Dirty Work Inc.) in order to raise $50,000 so Sam's father (Jack Warden) can get a heart transplant. After they bring down a dictatorial movie theater manager (Don Rickles), they next hire prostitutes to pose as dead bodies during an auto dealer's live TV commercial. Millionaire real-estate developer Travis Cole (Christopher McDonald) is bothered when Mitch and Sam interfere with his plan to wipe a woman's home out of existence. Cole hires Dirty Work to trash a building, so he can have it condemned. However, Cole doesn't own the building, and problems arise, mainly since the grandmother of Mitch's girlfriend lives in the building. The feud escalates. Cameos by Chevy Chase, the late Chris Farley, former child star Gary Coleman, Adam Sandler, and John Goodman. ~ Bhob Stewart, All Movie Guide
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RisseladaRisselada Re: Best Film in Which Satan Ap ...
by Risselada in Top 5
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"I know what my #1 pic is, no doubt about it 1. The Devil and Daniel Webster. (1941) No doubt about it. I read this short story (at the book store whe you work while you were working actually, Adam) and I loved it. I saw the movie and I loved it. It's one of my absolute favorite movies of all time actually. Walter Huston is so compelling as The Devil, Mr. Scratch. The final shot of him noticing the viewer at home and coming towards the camera gives me wonderful goosebumps! I don't know if I can make a decent top 5 list out of this either. Jason, I liked the suggestion of Barton Fink. I'm not sure if Charlie Meadows is Satan himself, but he definitely represents some kind of Hell on earth. I would also like to mention Dirty Work, which is a fairly funny movie where Adam Sandler has a quick cameo as The Devil. And also Fatty Drives the Bus, since I'm currently taking classes with Mick Napier and it is pretty entertaining in a very unusual way. Read the synopsis to this film. T ... " [More]
 



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