Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

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Michael H @Mixhael Aug 6 Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is a masterclass in charm, deception, and watching two people confidently make everything worse. The hilarious one-liners fly at a dizzying pace, and the characters are so delightfully arrogant, ridiculous, and perfectly matched that every scene feels like a battle of wits with a punchline waiting around the corner. It's clever, classy, and completely committed to the art of the con. A wildly entertaining comedy where the biggest trick is convincing you the chaos isn't the whole point. See more Chris S @Janomi Jul 4 Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is one of the smartest comedies of the 1980s. Frank Oz expertly balances clever dialogue, escalating cons, and perfectly timed physical comedy, while Steve Martin and Michael Caine are outstanding together. Caine's sophisticated charm plays beautifully against Martin's over-the-top energy, creating a rivalry that's hilarious from beginning to end. The screenplay is packed with memorable gags, but its greatest strength is how confidently it builds toward a final twist that's both surprising and immensely satisfying. It's a witty, endlessly entertaining comedy that has held up remarkably well. See more Jeffrey P @vanillavoodoo1 Jun 15 Mildly entertaining but just not funny... what else is it supposed to be, clever? The end twist was too little, too late. See more Christopher C. @PapaTangooo May 18 “Ruprick” is a national treasure. See more Sérgio N @RT03383691 Apr 28 A classic, funny comedy, one of those rogue duos (Martin/Caine are great as always) and their schemes to seduce and deceive the richest "damsels" in town. But for me, what's most important about this "gem" is that it was the first film I saw in a movie theater. The fondly remembered and charming Cine Alhambra in Santos (a real, old-school, classic-style cinema). It was one of the gateways to my passion for the seventh art, which I've never stopped and which has only grown and will continue to grow until the end of my days. See more A A @Wow2026 Mar 5 First off, I think this show about De. Phil is ignorant. I am so f sick of reporters judging mental health and drug abuse and make those people victims. This is coming from a family member who actually helps a sibling who deals with both. You have no idea the people he is helping or the struggles. Addict lesson 101- they are all victims!!!!! Why don't you deal with how there is no detox due to laws. Or how hospitals don't even care to help anymore. I would rather have Dr. Phil help her than what she gets now. Which is nothing. I have sued hospitals, rehabs and now trying the courts. For allowing someone rights who is so far mentally gone that she will hurt someone. But, keep making everyone a victim. Keep giving addicts human rights who take and steal from others. And if anyone has something to say. Good luck. I haven't given up. I have gone over and beyond to help my siblings. I bet more than most. I am sick of a world playing a victim.This is just sad and pathetic. See more Read all reviews

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