Master Of Disguise Reviews

The best

Ok, so this isn't the work of a comedy genius, and the plot moves like a led ball through cement, however the characters (such as Gammy Num Nums and Al Pacino) are brilliant and timeless. I would recommend this to anyone with an open mind - an a boredom threshold that allows chess to be thrilling...

Brilliant!!!!!

Although rather unknown, this film I one of Dana Carvey?s best. The co-star of Wayne?s World has written a typical comedy that is much like Austin Powers, with a little more stupidity. It is full of amazing costumes, different accents, and a lot of laughs. If you want a mindless giggle, this is the film for you. Awesome!!!

Tripe !!!

Leaves you in no doubt as to who the real comedian in Wayne's World was. Says it all when the best acting was done by a dog! What was Brent Spiner (Data in Star Trek NG) thinking when he agreed to do this?!

This film had all the family in fits of laughter. Brilliant family entertainment.

Torture

One of the worst films in any genre I have had a 'pleasure' to watch. Horrible and painfully unfunny mess. Dana Carvey derserves to be pulped with extreme prejudice.

very funny

a good one for the children

[Highly rated reviewer]

Too silly for most

Of all the comedies I've ever seen, this is one of the silliest. If you like your humour ridiculous and childish, then I recommend it. If not, avoid. Personally, I found it quite amusing, and it was entertaining enough to keep me watching all through to the end. There are times when it's just plain lame but equally times of hilarity. Generally, it's far from anything special, but maybe worth a watch if you're young at heart or need something to keep the kids quiet. Unfortunately, the main character, when being himself, is highly irritating. Thankfully he is a 'Master of Disguise', which basically means for the majority of the film he is playing other characters. Although the film is nothing spectacular, I must say that I look forward to seeing Dana Carvey (the main dude) in future comedies, as he is very talented indeed. Not as good as Jim Carrey, but still very funny.

Fun

I've seen this film a few times on tv. Its quite funny in places (to me anyway!), and both my children enjoy watching it.

If you have a childish sense of humour, and love mimicry, then you'll enjoy this.

[Highly rated reviewer]

No, no, thrice no to MoD

Occasionally films come along that make you want to hurt someone involved with the production. MoD is one such undertaking.

Designed, one can only surmise, to showcase the "talents" of Dana Carvey this is a film that by turns revolts, befuddles and annoys.

Carvey's funny foreigner schtick will find an audience only amongst the most brain injured of Midwestern American audiences. The script and plot are pitifully thin and the rest of the cast often look surprised at the rubbish they are asked to spout.

Good only for someone you hate.