Beanbioca As Good As It Gets

Ogosmith Each character in this movie — down to the smallest one — is an individual rather than a type, prone to spontaneous changes of mood and sometimes amusing outbursts of pettiness or ill humor.

Lachlan Coulson This is a gorgeous movie made by a gorgeous spirit.

Brenda The plot isn't so bad, but the pace of storytelling is too slow which makes people bored. Certain moments are so obvious and unnecessary for the main plot. I would've fast-forwarded those moments if it was an online streaming. The ending looks like implying a sequel, not sure if this movie will get one

imilic-1 I'm a Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm fan. What I liked in this movie was its unique story and how things get going. Things get complicated like in Seinfeld and CYE, but that could have been done better. It's not so funny like in Larry David's sitcoms. Larry should have added more humor and talk-jokes in the movie script. It's like I'm watching a Seinfeld episode written by an amateur stand-up comedian. Larry, it was because of the money, wasn't'it? Both characters are very much like Larry David. They talk and make gestures in the same way Larry does in Curb Your Enthusiasm; this can be very annoying and boring (like "Pretty, pretty, pretty good..."). And the guy who won at the casino is not such a good actor. He reminds me of Stephen Snedden from spin off series The Lone Gunmen - he is really that bad. And his wife resembles Susie from Curb Your Enthusiasm. And that horrible soundtrack! It's always the same song over and over again. And I used to like classic music...

scoutdad17 my summary says it all...great funny film.i will beg literally for this ;let's make this happen folks! it worked for star trek,twin peaks & it should have worked for the new "dark shadows"(over 100,000 letters;demonstrations to keep it on!)...we certainly don't have to go that far...SOUR GRAPES WAS JUST AN EXCELLENT HILARIOUS FILM IN THE SEINFELD(DON'T SUE ME JERRY)/LARRY David VEIN!! JOIN THIS QUEST..WE WANT SEUQELS! AND/OR Television BASED ON THIS GREAT FILM!!! EMAIL WARNER BROTHERS;LARRY David(I WISH I KNEW HOW!-IF YOU DO EMAIL ME PLEASE).WE CAN MAKE THIS HAPPEN..ALSO LET'S TRY FOR THE ACTORS IN THIS FLICK: STEVEN WEBER & CRAIG BIERKO TO STAR(THESE GUYS CAN BE UP THERE WITH THE GREATEST COMEDY TEAMS ;IF I MAY BE SO BOLD LAUREL&HARDY ; ABBOT& COSTELLO;THE THREE STOOGES ,MARX BROTHERS.ETC.)THEY DESERVE A CHANCE TO PROVE IT TO US ,AT LEAST ONCE MORE! THIS CAN HAPPEN PEOPLE..IT IS ENTIRELY UP TO US & WE WILL DO IT! GOTTA GO ;MY NEIGHBOR ACROSS THE HALL & MY FINK MAILMAN ,WANT TO USE MY COMPUTER! SINCERELY IN LAUGHTER(?!) DEAN MC.

nomo057 For all of the good things i had heard about this movie, i was very disappointed. This movie was nothing more than an extention of Seinfeld, which was co-created and written by Larry David. There are conversations about hotel sex and Craig Beirko reminded me of George with his constantly reminding everyone that a doctor didn't hold a door for him. Even the parody of "Friends", wasn't funny. Larry David is a smart and witty guy, but this movie was just a miss.

vchimpanzee We know right from the beginning that this will not be a normal movie. At Leonard's funeral, his widow Selma hugs her son Richie and, in a voice loud enough for everyone to hear, demands that he not let anything happen to him, because he is all she has left. Twenty years later, Richie is a patient of his cousin Evan, a brain surgeon,because of a growth on his head. Before the test results come back, the cousins go to Atlantic City with their girlfriends. While playing the slot machines, Richie runs out of quarters and asks Evan for some. He wins $400,000, and though Evan thinks he deserves a share, he won't ask for it. He doesn't have to. Richie writes him a check for the grand sum of ... $1,000. It seems everyone has an opinion on what Richie should do, including the limo driver who kicks Richie out in the middle of nowhere. Evan gives Richie a jogging suit for his birthday (Richie gives it to a wino) and Richie realizes he should give Evan more. He offers 3 percent. Evan gets even after the test results come back, telling Richie he has just months to live. Knowing his mother won't be able to go on if he dies, Richie arranges for the aforementioned wino to move into his mother's house. See, the mother has a heart condition, and the shock of a stranger in her house might ... anyway, Evan gets the news just before doing surgery on a famous sitcom star, surgery that if not done right could leave the actor, um, less of a man. The second half of the movie is even funnier than the first. The actor playing the wino gives a standout performance. One particularly funny incident: a neighbor who saw the wino apologizes to the African-American detective investigating the incident for the fact the man is black, and her husband assures the detective the next time the person might be white or even Chinese. A wonderful movie. Even the music is first-rate, mostly classical (well, there is the sitcom's theme song, which is fluff).