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Tommy Boy (Holy Schnike Edition) | 
| Director: Peter Segal
Actors: Chris Farley, David Spade, Brian Dennehy, Bo Derek, Dan Aykroyd
Studio: Paramount
List Price: $12.98
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Rating:  205 reviews
Format: Color, Dvd-video, Special Edition, Widescreen, Ntsc
Languages: English (Original Language), English (Subtitled)
Rating: PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Region: 1
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Number Of Discs: 2
Running Time: 97 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 5.4 x 0.6
MPN: PARD028994D
ISBN: 1415708606
UPC: 097360289947
EAN: 9781415708606
Theatrical Release Date: March 31, 1995
Release Date: August 30, 2005
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: Missing case and artwork.
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Before his death, comedian Chris Farley made a pair of surprisingly successful comedies that teamed him with Saturday Night Live colleague David Spade. Their relationship in each film was pretty much the same, but then so was Abbott and Costello's or Laurel and Hardy's (not that Farley and Spade are in their league). In Tommy Boy, Farley plays the ne'er-do-well son of a successful auto parts manufacturer (Brian Dennehy). When Dad drops dead just after marrying a young new wife, it's up to Tommy (aided by sarcastic bean-counter Spade) to rescue the company by taking over for his father. Black Sheep features a slightly different plot: This time, Spade is hired by Farley's brother (Tim Matheson), a candidate for governor, to keep Farley (an accident-prone buffoon) out of sight until after the election. Farley has a likable quality that is exploited by continuous slapstick centered on his clumsiness, both physically and socially. --Marshall Fine
Product Description
The boys are back & theyre bigger than ever in the gut-busting all-new holy schnike edition! two neer-do-well traveling salesmen hit the road in order to save the family business. Studio: Paramount Home Video Release Date: 02/05/2008 Starring: Chris Farley Rob Lowe Run time: 97 minutes Rating: Pg13
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 "YOUR BRAIN HAS THE SHELL ON IT" September 12, 2008
R. Arrington (Somewhere)
Never before has there been a comedy with this much heart and soul.Chris Farley plays the son of an expert auto parts salesman,whos passing leaves the family business in jeopardy of being sold.Farley suits up with his number crunching friend (David Spade) and together they set out across the country to sell enough brakepads to save the day,what follows is pure comedic genius.From a college triumph to an unforgettable plane ride,and from highway hijinks to one hilarious sales pitch after another,this film is undoubtedly Farley's greatest work and a comedy masterpiece.Having been practically raised on this movie,I can honestly say that it has brought years of laughter for me and my family and that I highly recommend this film.Though the big guy is not with us anymore,he still lives on in this brilliant film which I hope will bring just as much joy to your home as it has in mine.
The absolute funniest movie I have ever seen! August 12, 2008
Tim Luker (Green Bay WI)
This film is Chris Farley at the absolute top of his game. There are so many classic scenes in this film that it's too long to list. Notably hilarious are the "burning model car" and the "guarantee fairy" scenes. One can't help but laugh out loud at these scenes every time (I start laughing even before they start now!)
The team of Farley and Spade never worked better than in this film. Richard's (Spade) biting sarcasm plays perfectly to Tommy's (Farley) "buffoon with a heart of gold" (a character practically patented by Farley). Also wonderful are Brian Dennehy as Tommy's dad, Rob Lowe (in an inexplicably uncredited performance) as Tommy's scheming stepbrother, and the always professional Dan Ackroyd as auto parts czar Ray Zalinsky.
If you haven't seen this film, you're missing out. It's a must see!
 BEES! BEES IN THE CAR!!!! May 14, 2008
Jonathan Lane (Crestview Florida U.S.A)
Don't know what the title means? See this movie and you'll know all too well what I'm talking about. Unfortunately for myself I have not been well acquainted with the comedic extraordinaire who was Chris Farley (may you rest in peace big guy) outside of "best of" episodes for SNL. Equally fortunate for me though, I have a friend who, upon hearing that I've never seen Tommy Boy, decided not to rest until I have enjoyed this gem of a film. I was a little skeptical, after all this is the guy who on three occasions has nearly ended my short, yet fun, life. No need to be skeptical my friends, Tommy Boy is one hell of a comedy which stands toe to toe with any of the great comedies of the past or present.
Tommy Callahan is the son of a wealthy and respected auto sells man who has, unfortunately, punched his last ticket, as they say. With his families auto parts factory needing money in the worst way, Tommy (Farley) and Richard (David Spade), his childhood friend, set out on a road trip on which they will destroy Spades car (come on, must we always destroy the nice expensive car of the guy who obsesses over it?), kill a deer, see said dead deer come back to life and destroy the car some more, and beat each other senseless.
Like another great movie I recently saw, Juno, Tommy Boy is full of hilarious quotes and one liners (such as the one which I chose to be my title). The acting from all cast members is great, especially from Spade and Farley who truly make this movie great. Kudos to all involved in the making of this film. Although it wasn't the perfect comedy, it was sure as hell close. 4.5/5.
Replay value; EXTREMELY high.
Good May 4, 2008
Dairy Queen (USA)
This movie is downright hilarious. I still get sad watching this movie since Christ Farley's passing. David Spade is also one of my all time favorite comedians.
Awesome April 30, 2008
Cameron E. Myers (Sacramento, CA)
Chris Farley and David Spade at their best! Tommy boy keeps me laughing even the 25th time I've seen it. Debatedly even better than Black Sheep.
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