Showtime (2002, DVD)

After a few months of working some very long hours, I finally have some time off to do what I want to do again. I was able to go to the movies for the first time in months. There were a few other times when I could have gone before this, but at those times, there were no movies playing that I wanted to see at my local movie theater. This time my friend and I were really wanting to see something else, but it had left our theater. Just our luck. This time there were a few other movies we also wanted to see. We decided on Showtime. CAST Robert DeNiro - Mitch Preston Eddie Murphy - Troy Sellars...

I don t really care for Robert De Niro. I can t recall a single film he s been in that has been even remotely entertaining. I know that he s a good actor, but I just don t like his style. I especially don t care for his comedic roles, such as Paul Vitti in Analyze This. I ve given De Niro a chance too many times. Eddie Murphy, on the other hand, I have always held in great esteem. He is a very talented actor, able to often take very poorly written material and turn it into a work of art by his delivery. This past week I had a chance to see the film Showtime. The film stars both of these two...

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Masochism: abnormal condition where pleasure is derived from pain and humiliation. Showtime: abnormal condition where no pleasure is derived from this self-inflicted pain and humiliation. I stood outside the cinema looking at the signs which in brazened neon blared a variety of unknown film names starring the unheard of masses when all of a sudden I saw 'Robert De Niro'. Dudes!! It's Bob!! Can't go wrong really there, even if it's not a great film, it'll still be bearable, right?? So into the cinema I ran, grabbing a ticket along the way, and settled in for an enjoyable cop-blow-'em-up fest,..