Real Men

Please please dm me if you know how I can unsee James Belushi mounting John Ritter on a dinner table.

One of the very few times they got it right with Jim Belushi. Very underrated comedy, but it's not for everyone.

This is a silly film that has some original ideas. There are some amusing moments but the script losses its way a bit as the film goes on. Also the Jim Belushi character becomes tiresome after awhile. Overall this film is a bit of a disappointment.

Only surpassed by Cronenberg's 'The Fly' in the excellence of dialogue containing the word 'cabinets'. An under-appreciated sort-of-interrogation of masculinity and machismo. Feldman's only time directing, and the only at all good film with which he seems to have been associated, sandwiched between script work on the legendarily awful and then a long stream of empty exploitation.

Dumb. A clever, original idea, made really dumb. And it's too bad, for this could have been a really great movie. Watchable if you're a fan of Belushi or Ritter (before they became sitcom Dads and their careers went in the crapper).

Mind-bogglingly hilarious in the first half, but slowly succumbs to its terminal weirdness and gets kinda lame by the time the CIA assassin clowns show up. The whole third act is one of the most anticlimactic finishes I can ever recall. John Ritter is profoundly awesome throughout and makes this enjoyable. If I want to smile ear to ear, I just imagine him running around convinced that pantomiming a gun and yelling "BANG!" is actually working.

A very silly film which I enjoyed a lot.

Dopey but fun. Plenty of inspired weirdness