A Man Called Sarge (1990)
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Release Date: Jun 1, 1990 Wide
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Release Date: Jun 1, 1990 Wide
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During World War II, a sergeant tries to lead his division against German commander Rommel in the desert of North Africa. ~ John Bush, Rovi
Jun 1, 1990 Wide
Aug 8, 1990
Cannon Home Video
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Cast
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Gary Kroeger
Sarge -
Marc Singer
Von Kraut -
Jennifer Runyon
Fifi LaRue -
Gretchen German
Sadie -
Michael Mears
Cheval -
Bobby Di Cicco
Anzalone -
Travis McKenna
Billy Bob -
Yehuda Efroni
Father Bruce -
Bruce Jenner
Special Appearance -
Aviva Marks
Sister Roxanne -
Howard Busgang
Steinmetz -
Peter Dennis
Montgomery
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September 25, 2009
Jim Radloff
A Man Called Sarge is a screwball comedy in the same vein as movies like Airplane, The Naked Gun or The Big Bus (I bet you haven't watched that movie either). It's dumb fun and nothing more. The jokes are every 5 seconds and seem to take over the movie more than a plot and a point. Basically the point here is to leave your brain at the door but not your sense of humor. It does have some good points though. 1) The actors seem to play the parody part well and don't give in too much to over-acting. It's one large skit comedy ala Mad TV and the actors don't attempt at anything more than that. 2) It's a short movie and it does go by quickly. The movie never lingers too much on a single scene nor does it throw the same joke in your face until you are forced to laugh. 3) Marc Singer is worth the price of admission alone. His performance is wacky but significant to the dynamics of the movie. I don't think the movie would have been half as enjoyable if it wasn't for Marc Singer.
The jokes may be juvenile, the plot missing, the point, pointless, but it's still worth renting so you can ask, "Have you seen A Man Called Sarge?".
However, I recommend more The Big Bus which is funnier and better.
The jokes may be juvenile, the plot missing, the point, pointless, but it's still worth renting so you can ask, "Have you seen A Man Called Sarge?".
However, I recommend more The Big Bus which is funnier and better.
January 31, 2009
Chris Klecker
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Forsaking "current" pop-culture references makes this film as funny today as it was in 1990. As the narrator says, it is "Not a particularly good movie, but a darn good way to kill 90 minutes."