Grilled (2006)
Facts
| Directed by | Jason Ensler |
| Cast | Ray Romano, Kevin James (III), SofĂa Vergara, Juliette Lewis, Kim Coates, Caroline Aaron, Jim Doughan, Jack Kehler, Richard Libertini, Barry Newman, Lisa Jane Persky, Jon Polito, Michael Rapaport and Burt Reynolds |
| Theatrical Release | November 30, 2005 |
| DVD Release | July 11, 2006 |
| Running Time | 83 minutes |
| MPAA Rating | R (Restricted) |
| UPC Code | 794043103414 |
| Buy this item | Too low to display at Amazon.com As of Dec 31 3:04 EST (details) 1 DVD, Warner Brothers, Usually ships in 24 hours, Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC Languages: English (Original Language - Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround), English (Subtitled), Spanish (Subtitled) Or 40 new from Too low to display, 121 used from $0.01 |
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Average user review:| Two stars is being kind. |
The premise had the potential to be rather amusing. Two meat salesmen struggle to find that perfect sale and in doing so get mixed up with a hit-man and his girl. Madness and mayhem ensue. Yet one usually finds amusement in madness and mayhem. None was to be found in this hour and a half waste of time.
Perhaps I'm being hard on the film, because I did giggle a time or two. I was just left wanting more and the big names couldn't lift the stinker out of the toilet. (Supporting cast included names like Juliette Lewis, Burt Reynolds and Michael Rapaport!)
I'm sad to say that even if you like Kevin James and Ray Romano, don't bother wasting the rental charge for this film. Perhaps if you're really bored and it's on TV one day it'll be worth viewing. At least the commercials would break it up July 26, 2008
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The comedy is not strong, it's pretty slow in most parts, and it's not a fast paced movie.
Wait for it to be on TV. May 16, 2008
| Don't Rent or Buy if You Want Laughs -- But Don't Write it Off if You Like Quirky Black Humor |
Do NOT rent or buy this movie if you are looking for laughs.
I rented it and then read reviews. The reviews are extreme to say the least. Let me try to clear the cloud of contrast.
Those of you who love movies like Lost in Translation or other character studies may want to look into Grilled. The simple plot is a day in the life of two meat salesmen. Each are motivated to sell by different extenuating needs. The frustration of sales gone wrong adds to the sense of underlying desperation. They finally hit big time, until the bad guys come looking for the buyer and the sellers get sucked into a life and death drama.
The movie is quirky more than funny. Kevin James and Ray Romano stretch their acting muscles giving their sit-com muscles a rest. They both do a great job playing almost down and out desperate characters in a situation that could have been written for laughs or played for laughs but instead became a darkly quirky. I'm giving it four stars for originality, acting, writing and creativity.
Those of you who are language sensitive -- the F-word flies frequently. Not appropriate for children or young teens if you are concerned about sexual messages sent via film.
December 9, 2007
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