Burt Young, Hugh Grant, James Caan
Mickey Blue Eyes was crafted as a vehicle for the stammering British charm of Hugh Grant (star of Four Weddings and a Funeral and Nine Months), so whether or not you like the movi...( read more
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DVD Release Date: December 28, 1999
Stats: 1,275 reviews
Quite sweet and quite funny, not really a great film but a guilty pleasure and when you?ve had to sit through all the chick flicks I?ve been forced to over the years, it?s not so bad!
One of my favourite Comedies, which seems to include half the Sopranos cast. This is a real funny take on the Gangster genre, with some hilarious moments. The contrast of the ever so straight and wimpy Hugh Grant right in the middle of a big crime family has some funny implicat...( read more)
Quite an interesting lack of real emotion in everyone's acting. If that's all right for the Mafia boys, it gets a little weird when it comes to the other characters. They could have used puppets instead of actors, it would have been the same thing.
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This movie starts off by telling the story of people going into a bidding hall and bidding then it tells the story with Michael with his girlfriend.
After Michael as been to the bidding hall he goes with is girlfriend to the chinease restaurent. The waitr...( read more)
Not one of Hugh Grant's better comedies. A weak plot and lacking in any real charm. Not particularly funny and I found the whole thing really began to drag toward the end.
I think the great cast make this movie. I'm not a particular fan of Hugh Grant but in this movie I found myself laughing out loud. It has a great humourous storyline and James Caan is excellent as always.
This movie was pretty funny. I loved the plot and the self-depricating humor Hugh Grant holds.
Hugh Grant is a very instilling actor. He gives you his mood and he gives you his humor. You understanding his English humor. You understand his character.
His and Jeanne Tripple...( read more)
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