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VHS : The Naked ManIn association with Amazon.comstarring: Michael Rapaport, Michael Jeter, John Carroll Lynch, Arija Bareikis, Rachael Leigh Cook directed by: J. Todd Anderson  Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786305537700 Format: Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC ISBN: 6305537704 Label: Polygram USA Video Manufacturer: Polygram USA Video Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Polygram USA Video Release Date: June 06, 2000 Running Time: 98 minutes Studio: Polygram USA Video Theatrical Release Date: 1998-08 Sales Rank: 24512 Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Best Chiropractic Movie EverAlthough it's wacky, this is the best chiropractic movie ever made. It may be a turnoff for some audiences (especially chiropractors with no sense of humor) since our star, Michael Rappaport, gets a bit wild in the film. It's funny stuff that's full of inside chiropractic jokes, hints of chiropractic philosophy, and mentions of maintaining spinal integrity for better living (although the methods in the film are rather radical). This has become a collector's item, and may ... Read More Rating: - An Inside JobYou better learn to have more respect for the mortar and pestle! Mortar and Pestle! Mortar and Pestle! As a chiropractor, I can tell that somebody was on the inside of this profession pulling together many idiosyncrasies that are unique to chiropractic. It's pretty common stereotype that when chiropractors are doing an internship at another doctors office, the new doc gets abused, and will start to hand out his cards to the old doc's patients right before he moves down the street to ... Read More Rating: - The Naked Man: The Dark Side of Our ExistenceThis film was recommended to me by a friend who's opinion I value and therefore I watched the film with him. This film is interesting if you look into it, but a lot of people probably aren't digging into the psychological aspects of this movie. I found the scenes with the disabled to be particularly funny because they were handled a lot differently than most films that portray the handicapped. A lot of people have misconceptions about handicapped people and most movies just feed that ignorance ... Read More Rating: - Screwball black comedyThe Naked Man definitely has a Coen-esque flavor, but it's more darkly humorous than, say, Raising Arizona. It starts off slow but about an hour into the movie when "The Naked Man" has gone nuts, you may begin to wonder if Terry Gilliam just took over the directing chores or if this is some bizarre dark side track in The World According to Garp. Highly recommended if you like your comedy weird and with a body count. But on the other hand if you're expecting "The Wedding Singer" you'll be ... Read More Rating: - One of the best comedies I've ever seenI feel bad that I enjoyed this movie especially as much as I did. Frankly as far as style and technique goes from a production stand point this is a about as bad as it gets. Yet I love it beyond words. As far as I'm concerned J. Todd Anderson is a genius. I was aprehensive about renting it in the first place, I had seen a preview for it on Lock Stock and two Smoking Barrels. It seemed oddly funny and I heard the word Coen which to me defines great comedy but God did I feel weird on the phone asking the ... Read More Browse for similar items by category:
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