Going Postal (1998) Reviews

Going Postal (1998)
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In this black comedy, a group of small-town mail carriers start living up to all the worst cliches about themselves; they start coming unhinged, making their appointed rounds armed to the teeth. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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Starring:
Brad GarrettRichard Portnow, (more)
Director(s):
Jeffrey F. Jackson
Format(s):
DVD
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Marion A.

this movie is somewhat sick, who would think that "going postal" in real life has anything to offer that would prompt someone to make a comedy about it. The acting was bad...but the movie itself dealt with some of the cliches attached to postalworkers in an amusing way.. . If you have a sick kind of humor you might like this. I just thought it was somewhat dumb and inappropriate.

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Kristi L.

This movie was disturbingly humorous. I was shocked at myself for laughing at the things I laughed at. Not necessarily a good movie, but interesting none the less.

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    Marion A.

    this movie is somewhat sick, who would think that "going postal" in real life has anything to offer that would prompt someone to make a comedy about it. The acting was bad...but the movie itself dealt with some of the cliches attached to postalworkers in an amusing way.. . If you have a sick kind of humor you might like this. I just thought it was somewhat dumb and inappropriate.

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    Kristi L.

    This movie was disturbingly humorous. I was shocked at myself for laughing at the things I laughed at. Not necessarily a good movie, but interesting none the less.

    Yes   |   No

     
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