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First tagged "period movie" by c2rnoc
see full specs tags: religion, raising arizona, period movie, hilarious, chris farley, ku klux klan, kkk, kevin farley, hector jimenez, o brother where art thou, comedy, coen brothers
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- Amazon Sales Rank: #28251 in Movie
- Released on: 2012-02-01
- Running time: 86 minutes
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1 of 1 people found a following examination helpful.
Comedy with a heart.
By Sophia C.
A really humorous movie, with an astonishing and honeyed adore story, done this a pleasant film that was enjoyed by hubby and kids too! we rarely suggest to anyone looking for a good film for family film night!
1 of 1 people found a following examination helpful.
Cellmates is a surprisingly fun and intelligent small indie movie!
By Darren A.
Browsing by Amazon's new VOD territory we found this small dark gem. What initial held my eye was a goofy-looking Tom Sizemore on a cover. When did he get out of jail/rehab? Anyway, we also famous a man that played conflicting of Jack Black in Nacho Libre, Hector Jimenez.
Not awaiting most though an hour or dual of daze from this expected common film we was gay to have found a well-made and really humorous film!
Cellmates stars Tom Sizemore who plays Leroy Lowe, a KKK personality sent to jail for taxation evasion. He is initial put into a dungeon with a associate KKK member played by Kevin Farley, who is waggish as a simpleton, Bubba. They get along "like dual peas in a pod," though a remarkable change of events pairs Leroy in a dungeon with newcomer plantation laborer Emilio (a friendly and humorous Hector Jimenez) who now riles Leroy's secular prejudices.
Leroy complains to a Warden (an exquisite Stacey Keach) though a Warden won't listen to Leroy's complaints. All he cares about are his prize-winning potatoes that are cultivated by his inmates.
After most (hilarious) dispute and fighting, Leroy and Emilio learn to get along and eventually turn friends as Emilio helps Leroy win a adore of a Warden's lassie and Leroy helps Emilio write to a U.S. Justice Department for his prejudicial imprisonment.
Everything from a behaving to a directing and essay to a cinematography were glorious and were over what we was awaiting from only saying a cover. This is a honestly humorous and heartwarming film that has intelligence, and bravely takes a banned issues of competition and immigration in a U.S. and creates them fine to acknowledge and even giggle at!
0 of 0 people found a following examination helpful.
Hillarious!
By c2rnoc
Really humorous film. Tom SIzemore puts in a good performance. And Hector JImenez from Nacho Libre is good as his cellmate. Would suggest to anyone looking for a laugh.
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