Life Without Dick
True love can be a very dangerous thing.
Colleen Gibson (Sarah Jessica Parker) really loves Dick (Johnny Knoxville). But when a fortune-teller (Academy Award® nominee Teri Garr) convinces Colleen that her boyfriend is cheating on her, she decides to put a stop to it. Unfortunately, the gun she uses to threaten him with accidentally goes off.
Now with a dead boyfriend on her hands, Colleen hooks up with Daniel (Harry Connick, Jr.) - an assassin who can sing like a bird but can't seem to bring himself to kill anyone. When Colleen learns that Daniel has been assigned to wipe out Dick, and Daniel discovers Dick is dead in Colleen's basement, it's a match made in the Mafia in this brazenly wild and outrageously hilarious comedy!
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Remember this film went straight to DVD - ZipMember
Perhaps I should have stopped myself from renting this, when the reoccurring thought of this film went STRAIGHT to DVD flashed in my mind over and over again. But this has Sarah Jessica Parker in it, so I had to see for myself. It is one of those films that made sense, but in a crazy, dumb, unmeaningful kind of way. The one thing I take with me from this film is that I loved Parker's character's bed linen (the one with the blue sky and white clouds).I wouldn't wish it on my enemies... - kirstenr
This is truly one of the worst movies I've ever seen. It was empty, ridiculous cliches from beginning to end, not to mention horrible acting, and not even Sarah Jessica Parker could redeem it. Maybe it was meant to be a farce, but I think it just ended up that way.
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Remember this film went straight to DVD - ZipMember
Perhaps I should have stopped myself from renting this, when the reoccurring thought of this film went STRAIGHT to DVD flashed in my mind over and over again. But this has Sarah Jessica Parker in it, so I had to see for myself. It is one of those films that ...I wouldn't wish it on my enemies... - kirstenr
This is truly one of the worst movies I've ever seen. It was empty, ridiculous cliches from beginning to end, not to mention horrible acting, and not even Sarah Jessica Parker could redeem it. Maybe it was meant to be a farce, but I think it just ended up ...