Folks!1992
Folks! (1992)
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Movie Info
Cast
as Jon
as Harry
as Mildred
as Audrey
as Fred
as Ed
as Kevin
as Arlene
as Tow Truck Driver
as Maggie
as Jerry
as Steve
as Howard
as Another Trader
as Chicago Taxi Driver
as Gail
as FBI Agent
as 1st Taxi Driver
as Dr. Aviano
as Mrs. Henney
as Nurse
as 2nd Taxi Driver
as Sammy
as Lois Elliott
as Retired Doctor
as Retired Attorney
as Doorman
as William
as 1st Neighbor
as 1st Neighbor's Wife
as Retired Lawyer's Wife
as Florida Cop
as County Nurse
as Patient
as 1st Reporter
as 2nd Reporter
as Agent
as Shoe Salesman
as Lady Shoe Buyer
as Shoe Store Owner
as Shoe Store Owner's Wife
as 1st Thug
as 2nd Thug
as Condo Manager
as Police Officer
as Dr. Bush
as Thug #2
as Tow Truck Driver
as Gang Leader
as Blues Singer
as Chicago Cop
as Lenny
as Lenny's Partner
as Paramedic
as 2nd Cousin
as 1st Cousin
as Mother
Critic Reviews for Folks!
All Critics (19) | Top Critics (7) | Fresh (0) | Rotten (19)
The film's appeal will depend largely on whether you feel like laughing at senile dementia and automobile accidents.
[Director Kotcheff] treats material that might have been effective as dark, nightmare comedy as something bright, bouncy and frivolous, an approach that kills all the laughs and turns shock into mere tastelessness.
Klane has written this one as less of a slow burn, going instead for obnoxiously stunt-filled, madcap farce, all the way to the high-concept-reinforcing title exclamation point.
Marking severe career setbacks for Ameche and Selleck, Folks! represents an obvious miscalculation as to the low intelligence of the mass audience.
Masquerading as a commentary on the greedy '80s, this is clearly the sort of moronic comedy beloved of the Weekend at Bernie's team of Kotcheff and writer Robert Klane.
It's not easy to fathom how Mr. Selleck or any other actor could have read this far in Robert Klane's screenplay and still decided to go full steam ahead.
Audience Reviews for Folks!
A horribly cheesy, cliche "comedy" that asks us to find humor in a mean-spirited, depressing story about an elderly couple begging their son to murder them on a count of the fact that they just can't stand living in pain anymore.
Super Reviewer
While it had it's shares of laughs, the rest of the film kind of just passed on by like unwanted in-laws during Christmas vacation.
Super Reviewer
Good disaster comedy of Tom Selleck, sans moustache, loses not only his sanity, but also one ear, one eye, a couple of toes and a testicle.
Super Reviewer
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