Matthew Broderick, Christopher Walken, Matt Mulhern
A group of young recruits go through boot camp during the Second World War in Biloxi Mississippi. From the play by Neil Simon.
DVD Release Date: January 27, 2004
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November 15, 2009In my own defense, it takes a little moxie to post a favorable review of this movie when every "critic" and their brother panned it.
So, do I have the moxie to do it? Do I have the big brass kahunas it takes to stand up and be counted? Maybe. Maybe not. What I do have is re...( read more) -
March 5, 2008Matthew Broderick did other movies than FB Day Off?
What?
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January 14, 2007I've never been in the military but this movie makes me feel like I know what boot camp was like
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January 7, 2007Witty boot camp movie that avoids the usual cliches and features an appealing performance from Matthew Broderick. Worth watching for Christopher Walken's turn in a supporting role as a loony drill instructor.
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November 20, 2009Another corny adaption of a Neil Simon play. It is horribly acted by Matthew Broderick, who cannot act outside of a John Hughes film. It is a terrible coming of age story and a dime a dozen. The only redeeming quality was a rather good performance from Christopher Walken as a dri...( read more)
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August 13, 2009The second chapter in Neil Simon's semi-autobiographical trilogy finds his alter ego, Eugene Jerome, on his way to boot camp in Biloxi, Mississippi during the waning days of WWII. It's at boot camp that he meets Sergeant Toomey, played by none other than Christopher Walken. Walke...( read more)
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