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Honeymoon in Vegas (1992)

Honeymoon in Vegas (1992)
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After making a deathbed promise to his mother that he would never marry, Jack Singer (Nicolas Cage) finds that resolve challenged when his girlfriend, Betsy (Sarah Jessica Parker), begins making noise about wanting to start a family. Worried he might lose her, Jack makes the rash decision that they should fly to Las Vegas that weekend to tie the knot. Feet still cold, Jack spurns Betsy's idea to get married the moment they step off the plane, preferring to procrastinate for a few hours over a game of poker arranged by notorious gambler Tommy Korman (James Caan). Peddling the game as a get-to-know-you thrown by the hotel, Korman steadily raises the stakes on Jack until the novice is in for 65,000 dollars of the house's money on a hand he's sure he'll win -- a straight flush to the jack. When he loses the fixed hand, the flabbergasted Jack has a major problem on his hands. Korman offers an unusual solution: If Betsy, whom Korman spotted in the lobby because of her resemblance to his late wife, will spend the weekend with him, Jack's debt will be forgiven. Betsy initially refuses, considering it a ploy by Jack to postpone the wedding, but soon agrees to fly to Hawaii with Korman, in part because it will teach Jack a lesson. When she finds herself charmed by Korman's smooth and sensitive shtick, her desperate fiancé goes to incredible lengths to win her back, including jumping from a plane with a troop of skydiving Elvises. ~ Derek Armstrong, Rovi

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Starring:
James CaanNicolas Cage, (more)
Director(s):
Andrew Bergman
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Honeymoon in Vegas

After making a deathbed promise to his mother that he would never marry, Jack Singer (Nicolas Cage) finds that resolve challenged when his girlfriend, Betsy (Sarah Jessica Parker), begins making noise about wanting to start a family. Worried he might lose her, Jack makes the rash decision that they should fly to Las Vegas that weekend to tie the knot. Feet still cold, Jack spurns Betsy's idea to get married the moment they step off the plane, preferring to procrastinate for a few hours over a game of poker arranged by notorious gambler Tommy Korman (James Caan). Peddling the game as a get-to-know-you thrown by the hotel, Korman steadily raises the stakes on Jack until the novice is in for 65,000 dollars of the house's money on a hand he's sure he'll win -- a straight flush to the jack. When he loses the fixed hand, the flabbergasted Jack has a major problem on his hands. Korman offers an unusual solution: If Betsy, whom Korman spotted in the lobby because of her resemblance to his late wife, will spend the weekend with him, Jack's debt will be forgiven. Betsy initially refuses, considering it a ploy by Jack to postpone the wedding, but soon agrees to fly to Hawaii with Korman, in part because it will teach Jack a lesson. When she finds herself charmed by Korman's smooth and sensitive shtick, her desperate fiancé goes to incredible lengths to win her back, including jumping from a plane with a troop of skydiving Elvises. ~ Derek Armstrong, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
97 mins

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Director(s):
Andrew Bergman
Writer(s):
Andrew Bergman
Producer(s):
Mike Lobell
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13(Not For Children, Strong Sexual Content, Profanity, Adult Situations)
Categories:
RomanceComedy
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    John M.

    One of the best of Cage's movies. Love the Flying Elvis's from the end of the movie. I am really glad that I got to see this movie again. Remarkable!!! This movie is a must see make it yours!!

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    Raymond M.

    Cute story, at least it was back then when Nicolas Cage performed in decent movies. Today, as we know, he only makes weird, B-rated, low-rated action movies that aren't even worth renting. Nonetheless, this was an entertaining movie because Cage's acting was good and James Caan's was even better. Even Sara Jessica Parker was good.

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    Carol R R.

    This movie when I orginally saw it in the 90's was hillarious! Love Nicolas Cage!

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