Finders Keepers
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List Price: $59.98
Features
• Closed-captioned
• Color
• HiFi Sound
• NTSC
In Theaters : 18 May, 1984
Video Release : 13 February, 1985 |
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Finders Keepers Customer Reviews
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| Finders Keepers is a madcap comedy that involves close to anything and everything. Include that it's one of Jim Carrey's earlier works, as well as Lou Gossett, Jr. near the high point of his career, it's difficult to see why this film is so hard to find. Michael O'Keefe (from The Great Santini), is a young con-artist, evading a Roller Derby team that he mis-managed. His evasion lands him in the bathtub of the local sheriff's wife, and eventually to a train station, wearing an Army uniform (it's the early '70s). Fate should have it that nothing else could go wrong, but he's soon going to run in to a talkative train conductor, an FBI agent, a thief disguised as a limo driver (Ed Lauter), an actress on the verge of a breakdown (Beverly D'Angelo from Nat'l Lampoon's Vacation), and a coffin filled with stolen money, that everyone thinks is a deceased veteran. Add in a corrupt mayor (Brian Dennehy), his nephew (Carrey), and one of the dumbest characters I have ever seen in a movie, a teenage baton twirler named Isadore, played by Barbara Kermode. She so dumb, that she makes the Dumb & Dumber guys look like Einstein. Hats off to Richard Lester for this fantastic comedy. It's too bad there aren't more movies like this around. |
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