Stripes

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Lincoln L @Linkolnbio2 Jul 13 High on the list of meh movies See more Christian K @ckacar Jul 8 John Candy never misses, Murray does sometimes. Its certainly silly and harmless enough for some laughs. See more Jason R @J-Rush1411 Jun 25 Stripes is an enjoyable film to watch, a few good moments in it See more Melissa M @Lisey May 27 Okay the movie's not PC. It's a satirical look at the army. It's not supposed to be taken seriously. It's awesome 2 gone but never forgotten comedic geniuses like John Candy & Harold Ramis are in this movie. If you ever get a chance see the extended cut of the movie on DVD or blu-ray. It comes with 18 extra minutes & 6 deleted scenes. You will definitely get the full comedic impact of the movie. Bill Murray is known for being quite a diva. But he often improvises in movies which makes it's some of the best parts of the film. Judge Reinhold, & John larroquette are also LOL in the movie. Some of the best scenes are. Any scene Where winger butts heads with the big toe Sergeant Hulka. winger & Russell stealing the Winnebago on & go on a half-assed rescue mission save their fellow army brats. When the soldiers are doing the crash course training exercise. And winger gives his satirical but patriotic speech. This movie is beyond awesome. That's the facts Jack. See more Joshua M @Flameon Mar 20 More goofy than funny. It has a good reputation, but I suspect that is more for the stars than the film. See more ou8 1 @LinhagenD Jan 30 Stripes begins with a simple proposition: if life won't give you direction, borrow someone else's uniform. What follows is less a military comedy than a celebration of inspired incompetence. Bill Murray leads with the confidence of a man who mistakes improvisation for strategy and somehow keeps being right often enough to make everyone else nervous. The movie's secret is that it never laughs at people for being imperfect, it laughs because imperfect people keep volunteering anyway. Underneath the anarchy is an oddly optimistic belief that friendship, nerve, and impeccable comic timing can accomplish what discipline alone never could. It's goofy, generous, and still marches to its own wonderfully offbeat cadence. See more Read all reviews

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