To top it all off, we've got De Niro AND Pesci doing Ray Liotta's over-voice shtick from 'Goodfellas'. The same could be said of James Woods, who plays a Fredo-like scumbag (maybe Fredo wasn't that bad, but still.). Sharon Stone was excellent, but once again, she seems to remind me of Talia Shire's Connie in 'The Godfather'. This is another solid effort from Scorcese and crew, but it lacks originality. De Niro's character is eerily similar to Al Pacino's in 'The Godfather II', and Joe Pesci could easily be playing himself in 'Goodfellas'. However, a lot of this movie obviously plays very close to what some of the people involved in it have played before.

There may be worst comedies than this I've seen but this is still bad.Taken alone, this was an excellent movie, very watchable, if a bit long. On the whole this was the worst comedy I've ever seen and one of the worst films of all time.

The only really funny thing about this movie was the fact that I paid £3.95 to see it. Now unusually I'm not at all bothered at language in a film but the amount of F***'s by Wayans was just plain stupid. It featured the most annoying performance by Tom Hanks and an even worse film by Marlon Wayans.

I didn't laugh at one thing in it (and I always have something to laugh at during a comedy even if it's a really bad one). But after seeing this I couldn't believe I'd even paid to see it. I reluctantly went to see this with some mates thinking it wouldn't be all that bad seeing as it had Tom Hanks in it being a funny-man for once. Well that's how I felt after watching this trash. I've seen many bad films at the cinema and regretted paying the price to see it, but I don't think I've ever regretted paying the price for a bad film so much I'd of rather drank a pint of urine.

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