Audience Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested) Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786302598490 Format: Closed-captioned, Color, HiFi Sound, NTSC ISBN: 6302598494 Label: Universal Home Video Manufacturer: Universal Home Video Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Universal Home Video Release Date: June 30, 1993 Running Time: 93 minutes Sales Rank: 5992 Studio: Universal Home Video Theatrical Release Date: September 04, 1992
Rating: - This warrants a DVD release
Our entire family loves this flick. Its a slapstick riot to be sure and the two Jims really make the movie. It boggles the mind that this hasnt seen a DVD release yet. I bet I could come up with a list of 1000 other flicks that are much less deserving, but yet we move on to blueray and Hi-Def with no release in sight for this comedy gem. Maybe the execs in charge of this release are all "tankin up" :<)
Rating: - Out on a Limb
This is a little flawed movie, but it has some hysterically funny moments. The two Jim brothers are on my top 10 list of comedic characters. We still joke about "Field Clothes" in my family. Definitly worth a look.
Rating: - "Out on a Limb"
While browsing at a local video store on a rainy weekend, the box for a movie called "Out on a Limb" caught my eye. Watching VHS motion pictures has been one of my most frequent hobbies since I was about ten years old, yet the movie was completely new to me. That struck me as bizarre, since Matthew Broderick is one of my favorite comedians. After substantial research, I discovered that "Out on a Limb" was not a box office success. When yours truly asked ten people what they knew about the 1992 comedy, seven of them didn't have the vaguest idea of what movie I was referring to. Following my rental ... Read More
Rating: - Broderick murdered this movie
Francis Veber is one of the most popular frnch director. A lot of US movies were an adaptation of the french ones( three fugitives, the birdcage,father's day,la chèvre and soon le diner de con). "Out on a limb" was his first movie in USA and Matthew Boderick destroyed it. Even in France, it's quasi impossible to find this movie. The only reason to watch it is Jeffrey Jones.
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