Corky Romano

My jerk of a boss at the video store thought this movie was hilarious and needed to be frequently played in the store. What a masochistic asshole. Falk, Berg and Penn all have their moments, but of course, they're all real actors. Kattan? Not so much. I wouldn't force this on my worst enemies. Please, Lorne Michaels. Please! Just stop.

In order to explain my feelings toward this film I would need to make violent gestures and loud noises. Words do not suffice.

Honestly one of the worst movies I've ever seen. Chris Kattan should be shot for making this.

Chris Kattan isn't funny.

I can't remember exactly why or what I saw, but I feel a distinct tinge of revulsion whenever I see the cover for this film, now.

Chris Kattan. Not funny. Learn this.

I want to stab Chris Kattan over and over and over

Slapdash comedy plays as a desperate effort to catapult Kattan to leading man status; unfortunately his rubber-face, Jim Carrey-ish schtick works only in smaller doses, though some of the larger scale slapstick sequences (eg. the runaway car) did force a few grudging chuckles from me. At least the whole enterprise is more benignly likable than other comedy films from the period, and Berg and Penn make for an amusing pair of heavies – a pity the film couldn’t have been built more around them!

Corky Romano continues the trend of bad movies featuring SNL members. The jokes are tired and unfunny, and the slapstick feels forced.

I do like Chris Kattan....but not in this.

Just another in a long list of SNL alums to crash and burn in their attempt to be a film star.

lol @ Chris Penn

The only good thing about this movie is that it killed Chris Kattan's movie career pretty damn quickly.

Chris Kattan was one of my favorite actors on SNL during his time, so it seems like kind of a shame that his first big movie role flopped so hard. I think he could do better with another chance.

Randomly alternating from shitty to hilarious. Fortunately there's more of the latter.

"That fart sound, ladies and gentleman, is that of Kattan's movie career smashing into a brick wall." - Ed Gonzalez

Too over-the-top, but it was a lot of fun in places.

It gets the one point for the guy in the audience who died laughing when Corky farts in the movie. That guys reaction saved it from being my worst theater experience.

It was alright. If you are not satisfied with this review, that is the same feeling you will get from watching this movie.

Painfully unfunny

That protagonist is so annoying it nearly upsets me just thinking about it.

Intermittent laughs are generated in this, such as a scene where Corky accidentally ingests a large amount of cocaine and must speak in front of a group of 8-year-olds, but in order to get to them one must tolerate long, dry stretches of predictable plotting and failed comedy bits. The romance that forms between Kattan and Shaw is forgettable, to say the least. And when the film takes a turn for sentimentality in the last reel, tediousness sets in.

"I should buy a boat!"

This is a terrible comedy. Chris Kattan has no talent to make a film alone.

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Well if anyone's gonna play a quirky flamboyant veteranarian... it's definately chris kattan.

bad movie

I almost couldn't admit to having seen this.

Chris Kattan kind of fell off the planet, only to be resurrected as Christian in season four of Project Runway.

The scene with the white powder and Corky going talk to the school kids. Possibly one of the top ten scenes ever in film history. Chris Kataan's coming out party in the film business.

Eat a dick Kattan

Jesus Christ fuck off Kattan.

Unfunny junk.

My lord I hate this man.

Chris Kattan was never meant to carry anything longer than a Mango skit.

There are some memorable moments, but Chris Kattan's range of acting is to narrow and annoying to allow him to have his own movie. Crap!

Chris Kattan needs to stop making movies.

Funny in spots

Funny parts, but a little too flamboyant and mindless. See it once for a cheap laugh.

Gack. Why do SNL actors get movies?

Good cast, just not the right film.

I never would have thought Chris Kattan could carry a movie as the sole star...and wouldn't you know it, I was right.

It was silly at times, but proved that Chris Kattan should never headline his own movie. He is a hyperactive monster and this movie gets uncomfortably obnoxious at times.

I'm not really sure how Chris Kattan ever managed to have a career in the entertainment industry.

Lame.

An extremely guilty pleasure of mine.

I admit, I laughed. But I also rolled my eyes. A lot.

Not even my love for Chris Kattan could save this

Awful.

Rob Pritts' finest hour.

Kind of funny, but mostly just supid comedy.

"Can you help my mouse I think he's sick."