Anyone else a fan of this? It's one of my favorite comedies and a guilty pleasure. Like I know its low brow juvenile and obviously done on a low budget but I enjoy it anyway and often quote from it with a couple friends
Norm MacDonald mentioned in interviews that they could tell something was going on with Chris Farley during filming in summer 1997 since he had ballooned up to even bigger proportions and was uncharacteristically in a bad mood throughout
Also Howard Stern was offered the role of Satan but turned it down
Link - ( New Window )
"If you like Pina Coladas..."
One of the very best songs. Great lyrics.
"Can I stay at your place tonight?"
"Well see the thing's this..."
He’s hysterical
I noticed how in the scene before that when Mitch was telling the prostitutes what he needed then to do, there were at least 7 or 8 of them in the room but later when he pulled his dead hooker in the trunk gag there were only 3 or 4 actually used in the cars
Me too! I still use it once in awhile lol
"If you like Pina Coladas..."
"Well Mitch, looks like we've got us a fight!"
"Ok! It's fightin' time!...
Can I be on their side?"
Farley: [Slow burn revealing his bitten-off nose] You… bastard!
I love the last Farley scene. Didn’t make any sense outside of ‘hey, let’s write Farley into another scene and we’ll put it at the end.
I think "almost hero's" with Matthew Perry was his last one, funny how that one is like the forgotten Farley movie.
“Why don’t you get a horse and move to the mountains and don’t bother anybody”
This was a really strong cast for a comedy with Norm, Artie, Farley, and Don Rickles. All of those guys are very funny, but I agree that Farley definitely stole the show in this one. I've heard Norm say that Farley was the funniest person he has ever been around.
"If you like Pina Coladas..."
Such a great scene.
Also I have used the line from Don Rickles "He has the personality of a dead moth" a few times here at work.