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Name: Corky Romano
Released: 2001-10-12
Cast: Chris Kattan, Peter Berg, Chris Penn, Richard Roundtree, Vinessa Shaw

Corky Romano

PG-13
1h 26m
2001

age 15+

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Chris Kattan, Peter Falk, Peter Berg, and Chris Penn star in this hilarious, fish-out-of-water comedy caper. Naive, bumbling Corky Romano (Kattan), the outcast son of a Mafia boss (Falk), is recruited by his family to infiltrate the FBI and steal any and all evidence that will put his cranky father in jail. But he's in way over his head when he's made out to be a super agent! It's a reputation he must live up to as he tries to fake his way through one tough assignment after another while hunting for the elusive incriminating proof of his father's illegal activities.

Director:

Rob Pritts

Producer:

Robert Simonds

Writer:

David Garrett, Jason Ward

Cast:

Chris Kattan, Peter Berg, Chris Penn, Richard Roundtree, Vinessa Shaw, Fred Ward, Peter Falk

Rotten Tomatoes® Score

TOMATOMETER®

Critics Consensus: Corky Romano continues the trend of bad movies featuring SNL members. The jokes are tired and unfunny, and the slapstick feels forced.

Reviews

Behind The Lens

Debbie Lynn Elias

Corky Romano, is the perfect antidote for what ails you. Although shallow and at times uneven, Saturday Night Live's ever-funny Chris Kattan as Corky, is an endearing goof-ball with a heart the size of Texas, guaranteed to make you smile.

Eighth rate tired, unimaginative mob comedy.

August 15, 2017

FULL REVIEW

Modamag.com

Brian Orndorf

June 21, 2017

Detroit News

Susan Stark

June 21, 2017

Chicago Reader

Lisa Alspector

Unlike the pathetic protagonists of many a smart dumb comedy, Corky never becomes sympathetic, and without this fundamental irony the movie doesn't have a leg to stand on.

August 16, 2017

FULL REVIEW

Common Sense Media

age 15+

Common Sense Says

Eighth rate, tired, unimaginative mob comedy.

What Parents Need to Know

Parents need to know that there's comic violence in this movie, including shooting (no one gets hurt) and a lot of fighting. Viewers hear of an offscreen crime in which the victim's genitals were torn off, and see the flies buzzing above a corpse (played for comedy). A character is tortured by having jumper cables attached to his nipples and then being shocked. A character accidentally inhales cocaine and is supposed to be comically intoxicated. There's some bathroom humor. The FBI has racially diverse agents working well together, but the female agent complains of not being treated equally. There are sexist and anti-gay comments and some very vulgar language.