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Movie Info
New Age therapist Stuart Smalley (Al Franken) tries to rid his family of substance abuse and co-dependency.
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Rating: PG-13
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Genre: Comedy
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Original Language: English
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Director: Harold Ramis
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Producer: Lorne Michaels, Trevor Albert
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Release Date (Streaming):
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Box Office (Gross USA): $718.5K
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Runtime:
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Production Co: Paramount Pictures, Broadway Pictures, Constellation
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Sound Mix: Stereo, Surround
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I liked the Stuart Skit on Saturday Night Live; it's a funny premise of self-help addiction. The movie wasn't too bad, but the characters got a bit annoying.
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I'm not a fantatic of the Stuart character. This film directed by Harold Ramis was hilarious! I enjoyed watching the entire movie.
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Another SNL skit that sucked as a movie!
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Wow . . . who woulda thunk it? Stuart Smalley is a memorable character from Al Franken's SNL days. I'm not sure I actually mean "memorable" in a good way here, but Smalley is not easliy forgotten. The SNL episode with Michael Jordan leaps to mind. <p>Here's an impromptu scale for movies that deal with addiction: Ray Milland in <i>Lost Weekend</i> on the heavy end, Jeff Bridges in <i>Big Lebowski</i> on the light end. Franken manages to deal with the problem of addiction in a way that's tipped to the Milland end: very serious, almost too serious, for what would appear to be a comedy. <p> Vincent D'Onofrio . . . may actually be the best job he's done. I'm no fan. <p> Really, flixster friends, not a bad movie at all. Love the picture in front of the Hollywood sign.
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