Back by Midnight (2002)
Facts
| Directed by | Harry Basil |
| Cast | Rodney Dangerfield, Randy Quaid, Kirstie Alley, Phil LaMarr, Paul Rodriguez, Jeff Altman, Louie Anderson, Nell Carter, Tony Cox, Gilbert Gottfried, Yeardley Smith and Harland Williams |
| Theatrical Release | November 30, 2001 |
| DVD Release | January 25, 2005 |
| Running Time | 90 minutes |
| MPAA Rating | R (Restricted) |
| UPC Code | 723952077028 |
| Buy this item | $9.99 at Amazon.com As of Nov 20 21:42 EST (details) 1 DVD, Monarch Video, Usually ships in 24 hours, Color, DVD-Video, Subtitled, NTSC Languages: English (Original Language), Spanish (Subtitled) Or 31 new from $5.68, 24 used from $1.82 |
About Back by Midnight
When warden jake puloskis request for funds to remodel the prison are turned down by eli rockwood jake takes matters into his own hands. He msterminds a hilarious scheme that turns the run-down prison into a country club. Studio: Monarch Video Assoc. Release Date: 05/22/2007 Starring: Rodney Dangerfield Kirstie Alley Run time: 90 minutes Rating: R Product Description
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Average user review:| Back by Midnigh |
| Good to see they can still make these kinda films |
It's refreshing to see an old school type of comedy that you can just sit and enjoy and not see some god damn actor try to do some award winning acadamey award speech, and not go for some extreme over the top gross out kinda scene, not to mention i'm glad its a comedy thats not family or a teen based one.
Rondeys the wardon of a jail somewhere in Texas. But instead of that story about how all the inmates hate him, its the oppisote, they love him, he loves them, they get alogn great and he takes care of them like family. But the guy who owns the prison played by Randy Qaid wants to fire Rodney and sell off the prison or something. Anyway, he wont give them money to fix the prison up so Rodney lets a few of his boys sneak out of prison and steal some equipment from Randy Quaid's charactor's Walmart kinda shopping mall. And some misshappens happen along the way.
Its just a fun movie, it's funny in parts, not extreme funny, but humours enough to pass as decent. It's got a hell of a cast of known faces who all work well. So ignore these morons rating it low winging about it not being like Back To School... why would he ever make a duplicate movie? What, did they expect a remake or something of BTS? GET OVER IT and enjoy this as something else. And respect that these kind of movies that are just for fun like you dont see much of anymore thats not aimed at Teenagers, family or a parody of some sort, plus it doesnt go relying a script written around a CGI effect. It's a plane and simple old school kind of comedy and I give it the thumbs up.
Glad to see Phil Lamar (Mad TV) in this movie. I been wondering what the UPS Guys been up to. April 28, 2006
| *yawn |
| Fun, funny, and enjoyable |
Not his best, but still a very entertaining flick.
March 15, 2005
| Some funny moments. |
The film could have really done without Randy Quaid and Kirsty Alley. They're both annoying and have some really annoying scenes together.
Harland Williams has a few funny scenes in this film. They should have given Tony Cox some decent dialogue though. It was a waste having him in this film and giving his character a quiet persona.
Nell Carter also has a cameo role in this film. I'm pretty damn sure I'm not the only one who also forgot about her. March 10, 2005
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