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• AJ V

  
  An hilarious movie about a writer who moves out to the country to get some peace and quiet so he can write, but finds it's not that easy. Chase is fantastic in this movie, I really enjoyed it.

• Tim S

  
  It's considered an 80's classic, but it's not quiet as memorable.

• KJ P

  
  Dated, but funny! Funny farm is pure hilarity!

• Jason O

  
  "Funny Farm" is a lot better than I thought it was going to be. Andy Farmer (Chevy Chase) and Elizabeth Farmer (Madolyn Smith) want to find a place to live in the country, away from all the noises and hassles of the city. But they never thought that the country could bring… More
  "Funny Farm" is a lot better than I thought it was going to be. Andy Farmer (Chevy Chase) and Elizabeth Farmer (Madolyn Smith) want to find a place to live in the country, away from all the noises and hassles of the city. But they never thought that the country could bring some of the problems that it does. It's a nice place in the country with a pond, a nice house, and a good view. But before they know it, they're dealing with snakes, a mysterious mailman, a coffin in the backyard, and much more. "Funny Farm" has a lot of funny parts such as when Chevy Chase thinks he caught a fish from their backyard pond, but finds out it's a snake and it chases him all the way to the house. The movie isn't only a good comedy movie, it also has some other elements such as drama mixed in, and you'll see that when Andy and Elizabeth nearly split up. If you like good comedy movies, and especially if you like Chevy Chase movies, you'll probably like "Funny Farm." I recommend it. NOTE: That was my Amazon review from the year 2000. Chevy Chase is always great.

• Michael G

  
  Words cannot describe how much I hate this movie.

• Doctor S

  
  Seems there is a lot of division over this one, but for me the answer is clear: this is Chevy's 4th best comedy behind <i>Vacation, Fletch,</i> and <i>Christmas Vacation.</i> (Yes, better than <i>Spies Like Us, Caddyshack,</i> and… More
  Seems there is a lot of division over this one, but for me the answer is clear: this is Chevy's 4th best comedy behind <i>Vacation, Fletch,</i> and <i>Christmas Vacation.</i> (Yes, better than <i>Spies Like Us, Caddyshack,</i> and <i>Three Amigos!</i>) Take a look at that list and let's pause for a moment in remembrance at what a comic giant he was in the 1980s, rivaled only by Steve Martin and Eddie Murphy for supremacy during the Reagan Years. This could have reached #3 if not for the change in direction during the final quarter with fewer gags and a focus on the deteriorating relationship with his wife Madolyn Smith (who gives a fine performance.) This section still works for me since the feelings are earnest but does affect the mood. Until then, there are a ton of great gags: the movers, the snake, the ducks, asking for directions, the softball game, the fishing competition, the crazy mailman, the coffin, the operators, the runaway dog simply called "Dog" because they hadn't had time to give him a name, and the sheriff who never passed the driving exam and rides in a taxi! Stupid title, funny movie.

• Jared H

  
  Hilarious stuff.

• Erin C

  
  This was pretty enjoyable. The acting and lines were a little over the top at times, but the quirky townspeople were so random and made the movie interesting.

• Sarah P

  
  Pretty standard Chevy Chase comedy.

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