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ACTOR
Elizabeth PeñaAndrew McCarthyPaige TurcoBlanche Baker
DIRECTOR
John Feldman
SYNOPSICS
Dead Funny (1994) is a English movie. John Feldman has directed this movie. Elizabeth Peña,Andrew McCarthy,Paige Turco,Blanche Baker are the starring of this movie. It was released in 1994. Dead Funny (1994) is considered one of the best Drama movie in India and around the world.
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Dead Funny (1994) Reviews
good one
This was a surprise. Sharp written, some black humour, pretty good thriller alltogether, kinda thing you just have to look all the way end. Actress Elizabeth Peña is really good, she steal every scene she's in. So is McCarthy, great chemistry between them. Well, basicly this is one of those "We had a party last night, now we got a dead body, who killed him, should we call police?" -kind of a thing. I saw it from TV and it was presented widescreen, which was nice.
if you can stand all the mistakes...
I am sure there are many people out there that would like this movie, but I just could not stand watching it through to the end; in every second shot the microphone would be visible in the top of the screen and once you notice, you will keep on seeing it, taking your mind completely off the story. I'm sure these people intended to make a great movie, but just didn't want to spend too much money on hiring a good film crew. Bummer.
Dead Funny
I loved this film. Elizabeth Pena is wonderful and so is Andrew McCarthey. The story is one of romance and mystery. Pena's boyfriend (McCarthey) is dead and neither she nor the audience knows why. We follow a recounting of their relationship told in flashbacks. Pena tries to figure out what happened a while trying to keep a grip on herself. Almost a comedy of errors. Things are not always what they seem, especially in love. This is a well-written indie that has been sadly overlooked. The closing credits are underscored by a wonderful rumba-flavored song by "Little Queenie" that makes you shake it up while raising goose-flesh.
A different love story.
I saw the movie on TV this night, it finished just ten minutes ago. It was presented as "a comedy," but I don't agree 100% with this, although it is full of black hmour. Basically, it's a story about a young woman who comes home one day, just to find her boyfriend with a samurai sword thru his heart. Of course she's shocked. But then what's she gonna do? She cannot remember anything -- maybe _she's_ the murderer? Maybe not too original plot for a thriller, which is one of the categories this movie would fit into, but definetely an original plot for a love story, which is an even better label on the movie. Because the best aspect of this movie is the portrayal of the true love between Elizabeth Peña and Andy McCarthy. The film is mostly set in our heroines apartment, which is not yet ready to move into; full of paint buckets and everything. This is a brilliant choice, as it gives the movie a kind of surreal feel, which of course, is appropriate. (But do we see the ghost of low budget?) The acting is impeccable and the chemistry between Peña and McCarthy as the woman and her dead boyfriend respectively is something very touching and rarely seen in American movies. Bad points? I don't know, but the script lacked maybe that little something. The ending was almost unavoidable, though the plot takes some very original twists. (I won't say more.) I certainly recommend this film and give it 7 out of 10. I get a feeling the only way one can get to see it is late night on cable. A real shame, it is.
Very Dramatic!
This movie was okay if you like a kind of movie that every scene is about sex and fighting. It has a nice storyline they just could lived without some of that stuff. Andrew McCarthy is very scary looking in this movie, if you want to get scared over some guy popping out of nowhere, well this wouldn't be the first movie I would recommend, but maybe the second.