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ThomasG.Nov 1, 200310Funniest Movie I've seen in years. Should win an Oscar or at least and Independent Spirit Award, Charles Busch is a new Lucille Ball.
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JosephW.Jan 9, 200410Far ahead of it's time, this movie will be appreciated someday. Charles Busch is a phenomenom.
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MatthewL.Feb 20, 20051The movie gave me such a case of constipation, I couldn't even finish it. And I love constipation.
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LisaE.Dec 1, 20031I thought this movie stunk!!!!
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70Doing for the cheesier Ross Hunter-style bigscreen soaps of the early/mid-'60s what "Far From Heaven" did for the plush Douglas Sirk melodramas of a decade earlier -- albeit with tongue planted much further in cheek -- writer/star Charles Busch's Die Mommie Die! is an enjoyable genre homage-cum-parody.
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20Mean-spirited and stagy where "Psycho Beach Party" was cinematic and charming, Die, Mommie, Die recycles gags from Busch's screenwriting debut--from transparently phony rear projection to a character's crippling constipation--and the law of diminishing returns kicks in pretty hard.
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Though Natasha Lyonne as bratty daughter and Philip Baker Hall as the disposable spouse impress, it's Busch's heartfelt Joan Crawford homage that enthralls. Busch can transcend even the smog, making hazy camp seem fresh.