Dirty Work (1998 film)

Dirty Work is an American- Canadian film comedy from 1998. Directed by Bob Saget, the screenplay is by Frank Sebastiano, Norm MacDonald and Fred Wolf.

Action

Mitch Weaver and Sam McKenna have been friends since childhood. McKenna's father needed a heart transplant, the physician Dr. Farthing demands but $ 50,000 for a place on the waiting list. Weaver loses a job after another; his girlfriend leaves him. Then decide Weaver and McKenna, exercise acts of revenge for paying clients.

On behalf of the real estate developer Travis Cole 's friends destroy a building. You are being cheated by Cole to pay what they take revenge on him by sabotaging sponsored by Cole gala event at the opera. Cole fears more damage to the image and agrees to pay $ 50,000. He is later arrested. Weaver finds a new girlfriend, Kathy. Dr. Farthing is beaten to death by his creditors.

Reviews

David Kronke wrote in the Los Angeles Times of 15 June 1998, the comedy " entpersönliche " numerous characters, which is something subversive and brutalisierendes have in it. The film offers more " groaning " as Lacher; the jokes are largely uninspired. The visual quality equivalent to a directly published on video.

Filmdienst described the film as " completely pointless comedy in " exhausted cool " a reflection of adolescent jokes " and " little entertainment value " develop.

The magazine TV Movie 7/2008 wrote that the film was "in spite of guest stars such as Chevy Chase, Adam Sandler and John Goodman not worth mentioning ."

Background

The film was shot in Toronto. His cost of production was estimated at 13 million U.S. dollars. The film played in theaters in the USA about a 9.98 million U.S. dollars. In some countries, such as Argentina, Hungary and Portugal, he was released directly to video.

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