Martin Short, Charles Grodin, Mary Steenburgen
In this dark comedy a mischevious ten year old boy named Clifford (Martin Short) is sent to his uncle Martin's (Charles Grodin) for the weekend to get out of his father's (Richard Kind) hair. It turns...( read more
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DVD Release Date: March 2, 2004
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March 1, 2009Still just as funny as I remembered it was when I saw it over 10 years ago. Regardless of its silliness Martin Short does an amazing acting like an impossible to like little kid.
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March 10, 2008This was back when Martin Short was kinda funny, and didn't make me want to rip his larynx out. It was pretty good if I can recall, like how he makes their plane crash land so they can go to Dinosaur land.
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October 20, 2007The tagline for "Clifford" reads, "What's the difference between Clifford and a pit bull? One will tear your heart out, scare your friends and wreck your house. The other one is a dog." Martin Short relies heavily on facial movement and voice tonal changes to make his character C...( read more)
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July 9, 2007A hilarious black comedy where Martin Short plays "Clifford", one of the naughtiest boys in the world. It's hilarious, seeing him acting like a freaky child; I love the demented look he gets on his face when he's scheming his next prank. He does many bad things throughout the mov...( read more)
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February 27, 2009Finally saw this one! I'm a huge Martin Short fan and this movie does showcase his talents well! It's definitely goofy, but plenty of laughs.
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February 18, 200910 years old Clifford's (Martin Short) parents: Theodora (Jennifer Savidge) & Julien (Richard Kind) fly to Hawaii for his father's business trip.
Julien phones his brother Martin (Charles Grodin) lives reside in Los Angeles, CA. -
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January 1, 2000
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
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April 10, 2007The funniest movie ever! (In my opinion, which isn't all that important...)
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