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Tout le monde parle de Mary…
Ted, le loser, décide de retrouver son amour de jeunesse, la splendide Mary. Il engage un détective privé, Pat Healy, pour la retrouver. Persuadé qu'il a affaire à un dégénéré, Healy file à Miami et retrouve Mary. Elle est belle, gentille, s'occupe d'enfants handicapés et elle est célibataire. Decidé à garder Mary pour lui, il raconte à Ted qu'elle est devenue grosse, qu'elle est paralytique et qu'elle a quatre enfants. Mais Tucker, un architecte, est également amoureux de Mary. Il va faire cause commune avec Healy pour se débarrasser de Ted qui finalement a décidé de venir à Miami.
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Always loved this movie. It’s a very sweet and funny comedy that makes you laugh over and over again
Although much of the characters are creepers, there are some pretty funny gags. It’s not an amazing movie but I still find it pretty easy to watch with some decent amount of laughs.
Certain scenes will stick out more than others in the Farrelly Brother's third film: There's Something About Mary. I first saw the film when it came out in 1998 and to this day there are real winners. However, on re-watch I was struck that there are quite a few scenes that are not all that funny. This could have been that I watched the Extended Edition. I looked up the differences and would have to say none of those scenes should have been revived from the cutting room (see: https://www.movie-censorship.com/report.php?ID=1407). In my memory this was a Ben Stiller and Cameron Diaz film, but the best scenes were involving Matt Dillon. His character is awful and just overall hilarious.
How the hell you get the beans above the frank?!
The Farrelly Brothers created something that was revolutionary at the time, a romantic comedy with humor so raunchy it made you cover your eyes. Cameron Diaz is radiant and Ben Stiller nails the lovesick loser. The humor has aged poorly in some parts, I'm not going to lie. There are jokes that wouldn't pass the filter today. But at the time it was a phenomenon, and it still has moments that make you cry laughing.