Average Rating: 3.6/10
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Plagued by debts, New Yorkers Brad (Tim Allen) and Caroline (Kirstie Alley) Sexton continue to live the high life while maintaining the deception of wealth. But then real estate developer Brad learns his accountant has balanced the books in his own favor, appropriated $5 million, and flown to South America -- after first devising a set-up in which only Brad and Caroline would be blamed by the IRS. With IRS agent Derek Lester (Larry Miller) on their tail, the Sextons escape from New York. They
Dec 12, 1997 Wide
May 5, 1998
Universal Pictures
All Critics (34) | Top Critics (12) | Fresh (3) | Rotten (17)
I wish Tim Allen would go back to cocaine and stop making movies. In fact, the good of the world demands it.
Not a terrible romantic comedy. The Amish stuff has been done before, there are some moments in here.
No masterpiece, but it does have heart
Bottom of the barrel comedy tripe.
TV actors Tim Allen and Kirstie Allie star in a romantic comedy, and it's actually really funny. Of course it isn't the best comedy of the year, but surprisingly good, and enjoyable to watch.
September 6, 2010Super Reviewer
Good hilarious comedy of a wacky businessman and his spoiled wife (Tim Allen and Kirstie Alley) go on the lam after a ballistic IRS agent decides to take them down. Things pick up when the couple hides out in an Amish colony - a part like Witness.
March 5, 2007
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