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babettegillette — 14 years ago(June 01, 2011 04:37 PM)

Too bad. Wow, he was in some stinkers after that, starting with his borrrring! L.A. Story. He lost his mojo or good judgement.

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Also came out five years before Housesitter
When you're 17 a cow can seem dangerous and forbiddenam I alone here?

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I'm sorry but Bringing Down the House was a good movie.

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Planes Trains Automobiles - also great.

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I completely agree. I don't know what happened to him; whether he forgot how to pick a decent script, or he just doesn't care much anymore. Maybe it's just that his focus isn't on acting anymore, so he doesn't try very hard.

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I think this and Bowfinger are among his best, and personally, I liked LA Story. I didn't love it, but I liked it. Instead of 'The Out of Towners' though, I would have preferred a sequel to this. How awesome would that have been?
I definitely think this and Bowfinger are extremely underrated. Bowfinger he wrote and directed, I think. So it's probably my favourite of his.

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Yeah, okay, no classic for the ages by Martin. :>)

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@Babettegillette, Steve's made a career out of stinkers.

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Touche! However, he lost his superstardom. Happens to most actors at some point.

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What about Bowfinger (1999)? I think that one is his very best.

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