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Mousehunt Details

1998 Certificate PG
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What might have been a one-note family comedy becomes something more thanks to the comic brilliance of co-stars Nathan Lane and Lee Evans, as well as the distinctive, dark-fable look given the film by a little-known director named Gore Verbinksi (could he be the next Tim Burton?). Lane and Evans play idiotic brothers who .. Read more

Starring Nathan Lane, Lee Evans, Maury Chaykin, Christopher Walken
Director Gore Verbinski
Genres Comedy, Family

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Mousehunt

What might have been a one-note family comedy becomes something more thanks to the comic brilliance of co-stars Nathan Lane and Lee Evans, as well as the distinctive, dark-fable look given the film by a little-known director named Gore Verbinksi (could he be the next Tim Burton?). Lane and Evans play idiotic brothers who inherit a house and all but destroy it in pursuit of one small, pesky mouse. The guys are always the butt of the sight gags--most of which are very funny--but their considerable powers as slapstick artists are also at play. The climactic scene at an auction was the funniest scene in any American movie in 1997, the year of Mouse Hunt's release. --Tom Keogh

Starring Nathan Lane, Lee Evans, Maury Chaykin, Christopher Walken, Ian Abercrombie, William Hickey, Camilla Soeberg, Michael Jeter, Eric Christmas, Ernie Sabella, Vicki Lewis, Debra Christofferson, Cliff Emmich, Annabelle Gurwitch, E
Director Gore Verbinski
Studio DREAMWORKS PRODUCTION
Run time DVD: 1 hr 38 mins
Certificate Certificate PG
Genres Comedy, Family
Language DVD: English
Dubbed Danish, Dutch, Finnish, German, Norwegian, Swedish
Hearing-impaired English
Subtitles DVD: Danish, Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish
Released Production year: 1998

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    • "...This rodents-rule effects fest is basically a movie-length Road Runner or Tom and Jerry cartoon as it zips and zooms behind walls and under floors..."

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    • Rated - 5.0 stars  

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      Brilliant

      This movie should be better known than it is. But at least the director went on to make Pirates of the Carribean etc. Here you can see his fertile visual ... read more »

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    • Rated - 3.0 stars  

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      One for the family

      Enjoyed watching this film with the family. It has some similarities to the home alone films, but the kids love these films to.

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    • Rated - 4.0 stars  

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      Very funny

      This was an unexpectedly good film as I hadn't seen any reviews. The children laughed throughout. Strange ending, but some excellent twists.

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    • 10 Sep 2008

    Johnny Depp will team up with Pirates of the Caribbean director Gore Verbinski again for a new animation, it has been reported. The three time Oscar-nominated star will link up with Verbinksi by lending his voice to Rango - an animated film due for a 2011 release. Depp will play a household pet that goes on an adventure to discover his true self and John Logan will write the Paramount movie's script. Director Verbinski said: "[It] will allow us to capture and translate every aspect of... Read more

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      What might have been a one-note family comedy becomes something more thanks to the comic brilliance of co-stars Nathan Lane and Lee Evans, as well as the distinctive, dark-fable look given the film by a little-known director named Gore Verbinksi (could he be the next Tim Burton?). Lane and Evans ...