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Released Year: 1997
Runtime: 99 minutes
Directors: Ivan Reitman
Casts: Robin Williams, Jared Harris, Catherine Reitman, Bruce Greenwood, Billy Crystal, Jason Reitman, Meagen Fay, Mel Gibson, Patti D'Arbanville, Mark McGrath, Charlie Hofheimer, Charles Rocket, Dana Gould, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Dennis Burkley, Nastassja Kinski, Harry Northup, Haylie Johnson
IMDB: Fathers’ Day (1997)
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(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)
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Washington Post -
Crystal’s deadpan expressions and one liners interlock perfectly with Williams’s multiple personalities and verbal asides. They’re like basketball all-stars flipping no-look passes, trading slam-dunks and practically chest-bumping each other. Director Ivan Reitman doesn’t have to do more than keep time.
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Chicago Tribune -
It's just another Williams and Crystal movie. But let's see a few more.
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The New York Times -
Not surprisingly, there are some slow patches and formulaic touches, but that's a fair trade for the fun of watching Mr. Williams and Mr. Crystal make an irresistible comic team.
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TV Guide Magazine -
How much you enjoy the film will depend entirely on how much you enjoy the spectacle of Williams spewing forth streams of nonsensical gibberish in an attempt to impersonate a German record producer, and Crystal pitching snit fits.
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Entertainment Weekly -
If Fathers’ Day really had been released in the mid-’80s, I’d have said it was so funny I forgot to laugh.
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Fathers’ Day (1997)
After Scott has a fight with his father and runs away and when his father refuses to go after him. His mother, Collette, then goes to one of her former boyfriends, Jack, a lawyer, and tells him that he's her son's real father. Jack initially refuses. So she goes to another boyfriend, Dale, who goes off looking for Scott. Eventually the two men meet and realize that they are looking for the same boy and that Collette told them they are the boy's father. What follows is a mad chase, cause the boy doesn't want to go back.
Fathers’ Day (1997)
(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 1997
Runtime: 99 minutes
Directors: Ivan Reitman
Casts: Robin Williams, Jared Harris, Catherine Reitman, Bruce Greenwood, Billy Crystal, Jason Reitman, Meagen Fay, Mel Gibson, Patti D'Arbanville, Mark McGrath, Charlie Hofheimer, Charles Rocket, Dana Gould, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Dennis Burkley, Nastassja Kinski, Harry Northup, Haylie Johnson
IMDB: Fathers’ Day (1997)
Storyline
After Scott has a fight with his father and runs away and when his father refuses to go after him. His mother, Collette, then goes to one of her former boyfriends, Jack, a lawyer, and tells him that he's her son's real father. Jack initially refuses. So she goes to another boyfriend, Dale, who goes off looking for Scott. Eventually the two men meet and realize that they are looking for the same boy and that Collette told them they are the boy's father. What follows is a mad chase, cause the boy doesn't want to go back.
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Washington Post -
Crystal’s deadpan expressions and one liners interlock perfectly with Williams’s multiple personalities and verbal asides. They’re like basketball all-stars flipping no-look passes, trading slam-dunks and practically chest-bumping each other. Director Ivan Reitman doesn’t have to do more than keep time.
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Chicago Tribune -
It's just another Williams and Crystal movie. But let's see a few more.
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The New York Times -
Not surprisingly, there are some slow patches and formulaic touches, but that's a fair trade for the fun of watching Mr. Williams and Mr. Crystal make an irresistible comic team.
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TV Guide Magazine -
How much you enjoy the film will depend entirely on how much you enjoy the spectacle of Williams spewing forth streams of nonsensical gibberish in an attempt to impersonate a German record producer, and Crystal pitching snit fits.
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Entertainment Weekly -
If Fathers’ Day really had been released in the mid-’80s, I’d have said it was so funny I forgot to laugh.
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After Scott has a fight with his father and runs away and when his father refuses to go after him. His mother, Collette, then goes to one of her former boyfriends, Jack, a lawyer, and tells him that he's her son's real father. Jack initially refuses. So she goes to another boyfriend, Dale, who goes off looking for Scott. Eventually the two men meet and realize that they are looking for the same boy and that Collette told them they are the boy's father. What follows is a mad chase, cause the boy doesn't want to go back.
After Scott has a fight with his father and runs away and when his father refuses to go after him. His mother, Collette, then goes to one of her former boyfriends, Jack, a lawyer, and tells him that he's her son's real father. Jack initially refuses. So she goes to another boyfriend, Dale, who goes off looking for Scott. Eventually the two men meet and realize that they are looking for the same boy and that Collette told them they are the boy's father. What follows is a mad chase, cause the boy doesn't want to go back.
After Scott has a fight with his father and runs away and when his father refuses to go after him. His mother, Collette, then goes to one of her former boyfriends, Jack, a lawyer, and tells him that he's her son's real father. Jack initially refuses. So she goes to another boyfriend, Dale, who goes off looking for Scott. Eventually the two men meet and realize that they are looking for the same boy and that Collette told them they are the boy's father. What follows is a mad chase, cause the boy doesn't want to go back.
After Scott has a fight with his father and runs away and when his father refuses to go after him. His mother, Collette, then goes to one of her former boyfriends, Jack, a lawyer, and tells him that he's her son's real father. Jack initially refuses. So she goes to another boyfriend, Dale, who goes off looking for Scott. Eventually the two men meet and realize that they are looking for the same boy and that Collette told them they are the boy's father. What follows is a mad chase, cause the boy doesn't want to go back.