In an article titled "Bill Clinton Gets a Little Too Close to Voters in Boston," The New York Times notes that Bill, who "was ranging over the state trying to pump up voters to cast their ballots for his wife," physically went into at least two polling locations. (For comparison, in 2008, Hillary beat Obama in the state by 17 percent).Ī more interesting and less reported story about the heated primary, however, was that Bill Clinton may have broken Massachusetts voting law by telling people at polling locations to vote for Hillary. Hillary Clinton beat Bernie Sanders by just 1 percent. Shooting.For Massachusetts, the Super Tuesday primary was very close. For the record, director John Fortenberry ("Juryĭuty") replaced original helmer Peter Markle after two weeks' Saturated colors in lensing and design work are punched up to intended Pacing is fight, and the aptly disco-tawdry That the "Wayne's World" movies managed, but overallĮffect is painless enough. Uninspired screenplay never lifts this into the high silliness
Other "SNL" classmates Mark McKinney and Colin Quinn) are Support players (including Lochlyn Munro from "Dead Man onĬampus," Meredith Scott Lynn as Kattan's love interest and Happily finds them co-owners of a spanking new club.įerrell and Kattan gamely sustain their one-note characters. Prevents former's marriage in the nick, however, and circumstance Regular Molly Shannon), while Doug pouts on the sidelines. This idyll can't last, and subsequent fallout finds SteveĮlbowed by Dad toward wedlock with pushy neighbor Emily (fellow SNL Palminteri), as well as pursued by two slinky gold-diggers (Elisaĭonovan, Gigi Rice) who mistake them for rich businessmen.
Themselves embraced by the venue's owner (an unbilled Chazz Last provides them with the desired entrance clout. Street" co-star Richard Grieco (in an expanded cameo as himself) at Modeled on top local discotheque the Roxbury-which they're too What the boys dream about, however, is opening their own club, one (Cocaine refsĪre out, suggesting that what NBC can get away with in post-primetimeīroadcast isn't something parents will overlook at the multiplex.) Hedaya), at whose fake-flower shop they grudgingly work. They're the hapless offspring of a much-lifted glam mom (LoniĪnderson, a bit hapless herself here) and a perennially irate dad (Dan Pic relocates duo from NYC to sunny Beverly Hills, where "What Is Love?," alienating every "babe" they try to Silver-chained, satin-blazer-wearing brothers Steve (Ferrell) and Dougīubati (Kattan) cruise niteries to the endless thump of disco tune Opening seg reprises the skit's basic shtick - hair-gelled, "Roxbury" should score good short-term change from younger With fall screens dominated by grown-up fare, Pat," "Smart Saves His Family," "Blues BrothersĢ000"), and this one stands just a peg higher, as an amiable,įifty-weight, diversion. The track record of SNL-drawn movies is dire ("It's Of course, a three-minute sketch is one thing, a featureĪnother. Trawl through Manhattan clubland, rebuffed over and over by all Night Live" in recent years has had Will Ferrell and Chris KattanĪs two seemingly coke-addicted, desperately "hip" losers who One of the few reliably funny recurrent skits on "Saturday Reviewed at the AMC 1000, Sanįrancisco, Sept. Tanenbaum associate producer, Erin Fraser assistant director, J. Philpotts costume designer, Mona May sound (Dolby digital/DTS), Jim
Kamen music, David Kitay music supervisor, Elliot Lurie productionĭesigner, Steven Jordan art director, Carl Stensel set decorator, John Camera (Deluxe color), Francis Kenny editor, Jay Screenplay, Steve Koren, Willįerrell, Chris Kattan. Co-producers, Marieĭirected by John Fortenberry. Retrieved from Ī Paramount release, presented in association with SNL Studios, ofĪ Lorne Michaels and Amy Heckerling production.
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