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BOWFINGER IS THE GREATEST


ITs The Greatest Movie
No Denying It
U Think its NOt
U CAN FIGHT ME

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I agree ... to some extent anyway.
I think this is a great chill out movie with lots of laughs.
I really like the characters because they're all flawed, all so very human with their own selfish ambitions and their dreams...
I think anyone who would like to work in the film industry and make a living out of it can feel for Steve Martin's character - I know i do.
C ya

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Funniest comedy is "Dr. Strangelove", followed inches behind by "Planes, Trains and Automobiles". That movie is a tradition for my family. The highway scene, the rent-a-car scene and Steve Martin spazzing out in the hotel are all classic movie moments!

Oh, and "Bowfinger" is great too.

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Totally agree with you, the highway scene had me in stiches.

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Have you noticed that whenever a sign is shown in this film, several letters are obscurred by a tree or something, and the letters that are showing just read gibberish. Has anyone else noticed this? It seemed like it was deliberate.

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Bowfinger is great, but The Big Lebowski is the funniest movie ever... though, Raising Arizona might be. Yeah, Raising Arizona is the funniest, followed closely by The Big Lebowski.

Getting the baby's huggies sequence!

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Yes, I agree. However, most of the population hates this movie. Why? WHY? I love this movie and have seen it over three times. I realize I am a nerd but still, this movie is very funny. Thank you the end. Close transmission.

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Well I liked Planes, Trains and Automobiles AND Bowfinger. Does that put me in some kind of minority?

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Love the talk about PLanes, Trains and Automobies as well as Bowfinger. Both movies are great.

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2 words:
GOTCHA SUCKAS!!!!

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I agree Bowfinger is one of the greatest comedies of all time. I just wonder when are we getting the sequel "Fake Purse Ninja's"?

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