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Stuck on You (2003)

Stuck on You (2003)
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After tackling schizophrenia, obesity, and the inner workings of the vascular system (as represented by an animated Chris Rock), Peter and Bobby Farrelly set their comedic sights on a set of conjoined twins in this broad comedy. Written and directed by the non-twin Farrellys, Stuck on You stars Greg Kinnear and Matt Damon as, respectively, Walt and Bob Tenor, brothers who are so close, they're quite literally joined at the hip. While life in their sleepy, welcoming Martha's Vineyard burgh is comfortable -- the Tenor brothers are the quickest short-order chefs in town, unstoppable hockey goalies, and the most unlikely pair of dinner-theater thespians -- Walt longs to make good on his lifelong dream of becoming a professional actor. The shy, reticent Bob acquiesces to his self-assured brother's wish to move to Hollywood, in part to meet his longtime Internet romantic interest, May (Wen Yann Shih). The twosome finds Tinseltown to be less accommodating than life back east, however, as Walt and Bob come up against flea-ridden apartments, surly bar patrons, and a paucity of roles for actors with an extraneous person attached to them. Things begin to look up when they run into Cher on a studio backlot: Eager to end her commitment to star in a cheesy detective show, she casts Walt as her co-star, hoping the program will fail. When her plan backfires, however, the brothers find themselves on the cusp of fame and fortune -- and consider undergoing the risky surgery that could separate them forever. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi

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Starring:
Matt DamonGreg Kinnear, (more)
Director(s):
Bobby FarrellyPeter Farrelly, (more)
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Stuck on You

After tackling schizophrenia, obesity, and the inner workings of the vascular system (as represented by an animated Chris Rock), Peter and Bobby Farrelly set their comedic sights on a set of conjoined twins in this broad comedy. Written and directed by the non-twin Farrellys, Stuck on You stars Greg Kinnear and Matt Damon as, respectively, Walt and Bob Tenor, brothers who are so close, they're quite literally joined at the hip. While life in their sleepy, welcoming Martha's Vineyard burgh is comfortable -- the Tenor brothers are the quickest short-order chefs in town, unstoppable hockey goalies, and the most unlikely pair of dinner-theater thespians -- Walt longs to make good on his lifelong dream of becoming a professional actor. The shy, reticent Bob acquiesces to his self-assured brother's wish to move to Hollywood, in part to meet his longtime Internet romantic interest, May (Wen Yann Shih). The twosome finds Tinseltown to be less accommodating than life back east, however, as Walt and Bob come up against flea-ridden apartments, surly bar patrons, and a paucity of roles for actors with an extraneous person attached to them. Things begin to look up when they run into Cher on a studio backlot: Eager to end her commitment to star in a cheesy detective show, she casts Walt as her co-star, hoping the program will fail. When her plan backfires, however, the brothers find themselves on the cusp of fame and fortune -- and consider undergoing the risky surgery that could separate them forever. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
118 mins

Complete Cast of Stuck on You


Director(s):
Peter FarrellyBobby Farrelly
Writer(s):
Bobby FarrellyCharles B. WesslerPeter Farrelly
Producer(s):
Bradley ThomasPeter FarrellyBobby Farrelly
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13(Adult Humor, Adult Language, Slapstick Violence, Sexual Situations, Adult Situations)
Categories:
Comedy
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    Marsha D.

    Even though it was a lite movie, Stuck on You was great fun and a delightful way to spend an evening.

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    Rebecca R.

    I liked it enough to laugh out loud, but I am so glad I didn't spend a fortune at the movie theatre to see it. I am hopeing that more movies will use persons with disabilities like this film did. For that I give it 4 stars.

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    Harold N.

    Quite a few laughs but abit idiotic at times. Well worth the time to watch it.

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