So I Married an Axe Murderer
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Synopsis
A San Francisco poet who fears commitment suspects his girlfriend may have a knack for killing off her significant others.
Cast
- Mike Myers
- Nancy Travis
- Anthony LaPaglia
- Amanda Plummer
- Brenda Fricker
- Debi Mazar
- Matt Doherty
- Charles Grodin
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- Jan 14, 2021
They played “There she goes” 4 times.
apriletmanskiJul 13, 2017harriet is a terrible butcher and the amount of health codes she violates with the assistance of charlie in this film is terrifying, i pray for her customers' good health
👽 Zara 👽May 5, 2017mike meyers: *does anything* me: haha look at shrek go
vi - May 11, 2020
"Woman... woe-man... whoooa-man. She was a thief, you gotta believe, she stole my heart and my cat."
Will SloanAug 8, 2017WOMAN............WOE-MAN...................WHOA MAN
bobby corleoneJun 24, 2022There she goes playing about 10 times was gonna make me become an axe murderer
Madison 🎭 - Apr 20, 2021
Mike Myers plays a single poet, Loves a girl but can't really show it. Watching his backs, So he’s forced to axe, If she's a killer and he doesn't know it.
JBirdNov 11, 2021not to be that questionable person, but why mike myers kinda..
biraJan 23, 2021the 90s were a time when “beat poet” could be a guy’s only source of income
Wyatt Fair
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- Kward0610 lovedSo I Married an Axe Murderer
A very underrated film that I absolutely love despite its flaws. Not every joke works but there are some really funny moments. Mike Myers and his poetry is iconic.
Britain McCubbin dislikedSo I Married an Axe MurdererSorry Claire Ending was so disappointing
Hylas lovedSo I Married an Axe MurdererI like this movie a lot but I also like a lot of movies stand this one is right between and loved. Given that I have seen this movie many times and I still selected it when given the choice. It is funny, has a great location, entertaining cast and a nice twist. Mike Myers playing his dad steals…
- oliver likedSo I Married an Axe Murderer
this movie was somewhat funnny, but it wasn’t at all what i was expecting so it did not hit my standards of what i wanted it to be. but honestly, it wasn’t bad and it was a good light-hearted (somewhat) movie to watch in the background while i did homework.
Matt Murdock likedSo I Married an Axe Murderermr beaubien recommend this movie to grace and now i'm gonna quote it to him so he'll love me more also my parents watched the movie after they saw i rented it so idk what that means. there she blows there she blows again
Zoriah is "meh" onSo I Married an Axe MurdererIt was a little campy but not nearly enough for me. I wish there was more relationships scenes and stuff with the parents and a lot less cop scenes.
- ash lovedSo I Married an Axe Murderer
a cute funny movie for date night! I love Mike Meyers and he talks like Shrek in this movie! It has its moments of suspense and mystery :)
Mickerdoo lovedSo I Married an Axe MurdererRidiculous in the best ways. Myers the way you like him. Could have toned down the Scottish stuff. Poetry was hilarious.
JJ Jet-Plane dislikedSo I Married an Axe Murderergenuinely pissed me off from start to finish. makes me want to commit an axe murder,
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Metacritic
So I Married an Axe Murderer is a mediocre movie with a good one trapped inside, wildly signaling to be set free. The good movie involves a droll and eccentric Scottish-American family whose household embraces more of the trappings of Scottishness than your average Glasgow souvenir shop. The bad movie is about a young man's romance with a woman he comes to suspect is an ax murderer.
Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times
Myers pumps out a river of inventive shtick, but it doesn't cohere or connect; he seems less a character than a comedian doing couch time on a late-night talk show.
J.R. Jones
Chicago Reader
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