Who else could you possibly call?

Rating: Null/10 (27 December 2001)

This movie may quite possibly be one of the greatest of all time... I know it is for me. I have it listed in my Top 100 list... at number 32.
I really enjoyed the acting. Each of the actors truly embodied the people they were playing. It is hard to find a comedy that does this in today's world of entertainment. In fact, many of today's top comedy movies have too much actor in each of the roles.
From a cinemographic standpoint, this movie is outstanding for its time. How often do you get to see a five-hundred foot marshmallow man walking down the streets of New York City, and see it flawlessly done? There were not that many mistakes made with props, and each scene was well filmed.
Story-wise this film is also a winner. I like the idea of three friends being fired and then starting a business that no one has EVER seen or thought of before. Making it work and capitalizing on their publicity is what propels them into the biggest job of their lives: saving the world. Despite the actions of a Mr. Walter Peck from the EPA and the inconvenient destruction of their operating center, the Boys in Brown win against all odds, providing us with an immensely popular and prolific summer blockbuster that birthed ALL summer blockbusters.