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• MOVIE page: Movie 43 (2013)
• Rate: 4.4/10 total 30,074 votes 
• Genre: Comedy
• Runtime: 94 min | UK:90 min
• Filming Location: The Lot - 1041 N. Formosa Avenue, West Hollywood, California, USA
• Budget: $6,000,000 (estimated)
• Gross: $8,828,771 (USA) (8 March 2013)
• Director: Michael Tiddes
• Stars: Liev Schreiber, Emma Stone, Richard Gere | See full cast and crew
• Original Music By: Tyler Bates (segment "Beezel") Christophe Beck (segment "Happy Birthday") Leo Birenberg (segment "Happy Birthday") William Goodrum (segments "The Pitch", "Homeschooled", "The Proposition", "Veronica", "Middleschool Date" and "Victory's Glory") Dave Hodge (segment "Super Hero Speed Dating") (as David J. Hodge) 
• Soundtrack: The Boy
• Sound Mix: Dolby Digital
• Plot Keyword: Slapstick | Sketch Comedy | Crude Humor | Ensemble Cast | Gross Out Humor

Writing Credits By:

• Rocky Russo (written by) (segment "The Pitch") &
• Jeremy Sosenko (written by) (segment "The Pitch") and
• Ricky Blitt (written by) (segment "The Pitch")
• Rocky Russo (segment "The Catch") written by &
• Jeremy Sosenko (segment "The Catch") written by and
• Bill O'Malley (segment "The Catch") story
• Jacob Fleisher (written by) (segment "Happy Birthday")
• Elizabeth Wright Shapiro (written by) (segment "Middleschool Date")
• Matt Portenoy (written by) (segment "Veronica") (as Matthew Alec Portenoy)
• Bob Odenkirk (written by) (segment "Find Our Daughter") (credit only)
• Will Graham (written by) (segment "Homeschooled") &
• Jack Kukoda (written by) (segment "Homeschooled")
• Patrik Forsberg (written by) (segment "Tampax") &
• Olle Sarri (written by) (segment "Tampax")
• Rocky Russo (segment "iBabe") screenplay by &
• Jeremy Sosenko (segment "iBabe") screenplay by and
• Claes Kjellstrom (segment "iBabe") story &
• Jonas Wittenmark (segment "iBabe") story &
• Tobias Carlson (segment "iBabe") story
• James Gunn (written by) (segment "Beezel")
• Will Carlough (written by) (segment "Super Hero Speed Dating")
• Rocky Russo (written by) (segment "The Proposition") &
• Jeremy Sosenko (written by) (segment "The Proposition")
• Jonathan van Tulleken (written by) (segment "Machine Kids")
• Rocky Russo (written by) (segment "Victory's Glory") &
• Jeremy Sosenko (written by) (segment "Victory's Glory")
• Greg Pritikin (written by) (segment "Truth Or Dare")
• Rocky Russo (written by) (segment "The Thread") &
• Jeremy Sosenko (written by) (segment "The Thread")
• Steve Baker (written by)

     

Goofs: Miscellaneous: Throughout the skit, "The Proposition",

Plot: A series of interconnected short films follows a washed-up producer as he pitches insane story lines featuring some of the biggest stars in Hollywood.  »

Story: A series of interconnected short films follows a washed-up producer as he pitches insane story lines featuring some of the biggest stars in Hollywood.

Produced By:

• Marc Ambrose known as co-producer
• Marc Ambrose known as line producer
• Jason Beckman known as executive producer
• Jason Colodne known as executive producer
• Peter Farrelly known as producer
• Jason Felts known as executive producer
• Tom Gormican known as co-producer
• Ken Halsband known as co-producer
• Ryan Kavanaugh known as producer
• Brian Kornreich known as co-executive producer
• Ronny Merdinger known as line producer: nyc
• John Penotti known as producer
• Rocky Russo known as associate producer
• Jeremy Sosenko known as associate producer
• Tucker Tooley known as executive producer
• Charles B. Wessler known as producer
• Tim Williams known as executive producer

FullCast & Crew:

• Dennis Quaid known as Charlie Wessler (segment "The Pitch")
• Greg Kinnear known as Griffin Schraeder (segment "The Pitch")
• Common known as Bob Mone (segment "The Pitch")
• Charlie Saxton known as Jay (segment "The Pitch")
• Will Sasso known as Jerry (segment "The Pitch")
• Odessa Rae known as Danita (segment "The Pitch")
• Seth MacFarlane known as Seth MacFarlane (segment "The Pitch")
• Mike Meldman known as Mike Meldman (segment "The Pitch")
• Hugh Jackman known as Davis (segment "The Catch")
• Kate Winslet known as Beth (segment "The Catch")
• Julie Claire known as Pamela (segment "The Catch")
• Katie Finneran known as Angie (segment "The Catch")
• Roy Jenkins known as Ray (segment "The Catch")
• Rocky Russo known as Waiter Jake (segment "The Catch")
• Anna Madigan known as Abby (segment "The Catch")
• Jeremy Allen White known as Kevin (segment "Homeschooled")
• Liev Schreiber known as Robert (segment "Homeschooled")
• Naomi Watts known as Samantha (segment "Homeschooled")
• Alex Cranmer known as Sean (segment "Homeschooled")
• Julie Ann Emery known as Clare (segment "Homeschooled")
• Austin Cope known as High School Student (segment "Homeschooled")
• Anna Faris known as Vanessa (segment "The Proposition")
• Chris Pratt known as Jason (segment "The Proposition")
• J.B. Smoove known as Larry (segment "The Proposition")
• Jarrad Paul known as Bill (segment "The Proposition")
• Maria Arcé known as Christine (segment "The Proposition")
• Aaron LaPlante known as Friend (segment "The Proposition")
• Kieran Culkin known as Neil (segment "Veronica")
• Emma Stone known as Veronica (segment "Veronica")
• Arthur French known as Old Man (segment "Veronica")
• Brooke Davis known as Old Man (segment "Veronica")
• Josh Shuman known as Old Man (segment "Veronica")
• Cathy Cliften known as iBabe #1 (segment "iBabe")
• Cherina Monteniques Scott known as iBabe #2 (segment "iBabe")
• Richard Gere known as Boss (segment "iBabe")
• Kate Bosworth known as Arlene (segment "iBabe")
• Jack McBrayer known as Brian (segment "iBabe")
• Aasif Mandvi known as Robert (segment "iBabe")
• Zach Lasry known as Boy (segment "iBabe")
• Darby Lynn Totten known as Woman (segment "iBabe")
• Marc Ambrose known as Chappy (segment "iBabe")
• Justin Long known as Fake Robin (segment "Super Hero Speed Dating")
• Jason Sudeikis known as Fake Batman (segment "Super Hero Speed Dating")
• Uma Thurman known as Fake Lois Lane (segment "Super Hero Speed Dating")
• Bobby Cannavale known as Fake Superman (segment "Super Hero Speed Dating")
• Kristen Bell known as Fake Supergirl (segment "Super Hero Speed Dating")
• John Hodgman known as Fake Penguin (segment "Super Hero Speed Dating")
• Leslie Bibb known as Fake Wonder Woman (segment "Super Hero Speed Dating")
• Will Carlough known as Fake Riddler (segment "Super Hero Speed Dating")
• Katrina Bowden known as Woman (segment "Super Hero Speed Dating")
• Phil Crowley known as Narrator (segment "Machine Kids")
• Ed Blythe known as Vending Machine Man (segment "Machine Kids")
• Olivia Roberts Payne known as Vending Machine Child (segment "Machine Kids")
• Monique Delee known as Vending Machine Child (segment "Machine Kids")
• Julie McNiven known as ATM Woman (segment "Machine Kids")
• Jaron Henrie-McCrea known as ATM Man (segment "Machine Kids")
• Sebastian Banes known as ATM Child (segment "Machine Kids") (as Sebastian Brodziak)
• Severyn Banes known as ATM Child (segment "Machine Kids") (as Severyn K. Brodziak)
• Rightor Doyle known as Photocopier Man 1 (segment "Machine Kids")
• Raven Burnett known as Photocopier Man 2 (segment "Machine Kids")
• Montana Byrne known as Photocopier Child (segment "Machine Kids")
• Jarrett Carter known as Photocopier Child (segment "Machine Kids")
• Phillip Michaels known as Photocopier Child (segment "Machine Kids")
• Christopher Mintz-Plasse known as Mikey (segment "Middleschool Date")
• Chloë Grace Moretz known as Amanda (segment "Middleschool Date")
• Patrick Warburton known as Dad (segment "Middleschool Date")
• Jimmy Bennett known as Nathan (segment "Middleschool Date")
• Matt Walsh known as Amanda's Dad (segment "Middleschool Date")
• Coleen Hoffman known as Blonde Woman (segment "Tampax")
• Elbe Van Der Merwe known as Brunette Woman (segment "Tampax")
• Gerard Butler known as Leprechaun 1 & 2 (segment "Happy Birthday")
• Seann William Scott known as Brian (segment "Happy Birthday")
• Johnny Knoxville known as Pete (segment "Happy Birthday")
• Esti Ginzburg known as Fairy (segment "Happy Birthday")
• Halle Berry known as Emily (segment "Truth or Dare")
• Stephen Merchant known as Donald (segment "Truth or Dare")
• Sayed Badreya known as Large Man (segment "Truth or Dare")
• Nicole 'Snooki' Polizzi known as Snooki (segment "Truth or Dare")
• Caryl West known as Waitress (segment "Truth or Dare") (as Caryl Lippman West)
• Ricki Noel Lander known as Nurse Elizabeth (segment "Truth or Dare")
• Paloma Felisberto known as Bachelorette Party Girl (segment "Truth or Dare")
• Jasper Grey known as Patron (segment "Truth or Dare")
• Benny Harris known as Blanco the Bartender (segment "Truth or Dare") (as Ben Harris)
• Zen Gesner known as Stripper (segment "Truth or Dare")
• Terrence Howard known as Coach Jackson (segment "Victory's Glory")
• Aaron Jennings known as Anthony (segment "Victory's Glory")
• Jared Dudley known as Moses (segment "Victory's Glory")
• Corey Brewer known as Wallace (segment "Victory's Glory")
• Larry Eugene Sanders II known as Bishop (segment "Victory's Glory")
• Jay Ellis known as Lucious (segment "Victory's Glory")
• Brian Flaccus known as White Guy 1 (segment "Victory's Glory")
• Brett Davern known as White Guy 2 (segment "Victory's Glory")
• Evan Dumouchel known as White Guy 3 (segment "Victory's Glory")
• Sean Rosales known as White Guy 4 (segment "Victory's Glory")
• Logan Holladay known as White Guy 5 (segment "Victory's Glory")
• Mandy Kowalski known as Cheerleader (segment "Victory's Glory")
• Eric Stuart known as Narrator (segment "Victory's Glory")
• Elizabeth Banks known as Amy (segment "Beezel")
• Josh Duhamel known as Anson (segment "Beezel")
• Emily Alyn Lind known as Birthday Girl (segment "Beezel")
• Michelle Gunn known as Mommy (segment "Beezel")
• Christina Linhardt known as Party Clown (segment "Beezel")
• Nate Hartley known as Stevie Schraeder (segment "The Thread")
• James Hsu known as Chinese Gangster (segment "The Thread")
• Eddie Napolillo known as Large Man's Friend (segment "Truth or Dare")
• Greg Oliver Bodine known as R&D Guy (uncredited)
• Adam Cagley known as JJ (uncredited)
• Liz Carey known as Sitara (uncredited)
• Bronwyn Cornelius known as Hot Mom (uncredited)
• Devin Eash known as Baxter (uncredited)
• Sara Kessler known as Cheerleader (segment "Victory's Glory") (uncredited)
• Christopher Kirby known as (uncredited)
• Martin Klebba known as Killer Chaun (uncredited)
• Kurt Leitner known as Sespin Pratt (uncredited)
• Beth Littleford known as Mrs. Cutler (uncredited)
• Michael Marrio known as Benched Basketball Player 1 (uncredited)
• Vincent Ortega known as iBabe (uncredited)
• George Paez known as Carlos the Waiter (uncredited)
• Victor Pagan known as Creepy Meat Fundler (uncredited)
• Hash Patel known as Restaurant patron (uncredited)
• Tony Shalhoub known as Dad (segment "Find Our Daughter") (uncredited)
• Davi Shane known as Singing Busboy (segment "Truth Or Dare") (uncredited)
• Nicole Joy Tan known as Reporter (uncredited)

Production Companies:

• Relativity Media (presents)
• Virgin Produced (in association with)
• GreeneStreet Films
• Wessler Entertainment
• Witness Protection Films

MPAA: Rated R for strong pervasive crude and sexual content including dialogue, graphic nudity, language, some violence

Movie 43 (2013) Review by Steve Pulaski from United States

Movie 43 is a collection of twelve short films starring twenty-five bigname celebrities and not containing even a fraction of the laughs inits ninety-seven minute runtime. Connected in a disjointed manner andbaiting the audience by a filled cast, this is one of the mostunpleasant times at the movies one could have. Not since GarryMarshall's Valentine's Day have we seen so many shining actors succumbto such joylessly impotent material. Only this time, the material isnot only impotent, but crass and well over the line of reprehensibilityto the point where one shakes their head and assures their inner-selfto walk out of the theater, walk to the nearest video store and rent asmany foreign films as they can carry.

Before I go into any of the shorts, let's have a small and formaldiscussion about offensiveness. At no point was I ever personallyoffended by anything Movie 43 had to offer, mainly because its attitudeto offend in every way possible was distracting and artificial. Whenlooking at the past films I've seen that were deemed "offensive" bysome, say, Team America: World Police, there was not only fun in itspremise, but satire in its writing.

The outlying story concerns Dennis Quaid, a desperate man who ispitching a film idea to Greg Kinnear, a filmmaker looking to strike adeal. Quaid will be the one introducing all the setups to Kinnear, andwe'll return to the two men after every short to watch Kinnear'scontrived reaction and Quaid's facile justification. Let's begin.

In the first short, how funny is it to see Kate Winslet and HughJackman go on a date, with everyone being oblivious to the largescrotum attached to his neck except for Winslet? How funny is it whenJackman accidentally gets pubic hair in his soup, and puts hisneck-scrotum on a baby's forehead? The next short shows Shameless'sJeremy Allen White as a homeschooled teenager being tormented andmanipulated by his parents who are trying to recreate the dangers andturmoils of high school. When the poor kid's mother tries to instigateincestuous sex with her son I wanted to leave the theater and neverturn back. But such a thing didn't happen.

We then watch Chris Pratt and Anna Faris, who are both married in reallife, as a young couple on a romantic date when Faris pops thequestion; "will you poop on me?" she asks her boyfriend. I refuse tocomment on where this goes. We are then given the awkward short of asupermarket employee (Kieran Culkin) confessing all the dirty anddepraved details of his relationship to his ex-girlfriend (Emma Stone)while accidentally leaving the PA system on, as a crowd of anxiousshoppers forms to watch this travesty unfold. Next comes Richard Gereas the boss of a corporation called "iBabe," which is a music playerthat is a lifelike naked woman, drumming up heaps of controversy. Thena speed dating event involving Batman and Robin (Jason Sudeikis andJustin Long) and Kristen Bell's "Supergirl," who is ostracized forhaving an unusually large vagina.

But probably the most heartless, offensive short of them all involvespoor little Chloë Grace Moretz, who is hanging out with her boyfriendat his home when she experiences her first period. As she is drippingblood as if she has just been stabbed, her boyfriend's older brother(Christopher Mintz-Plasse) helplessly runs around the house screamingand searching for things to clog her uterus (frozen peas and a sponge,anyone?). What follows is a dopey Leprechaun predicament involvingSeann William Scott and Johnny Knoxville, a basketball game where CoachTerrence Howard tells his team that because they are facing a whiteteam and they are all black they will win the game, and we end on ashallow and empty-headed note as we expected.

The only short I neglected to mention is called "Truth or Dare,"starring Halle Berry on a blind date where she initiates a game oftruth or dare, which goes on to become a disgusting and repetitiveaffair. Berry crushes guacamole with her breast (a prosthetic, I assureyou) and inserts extra-hot hot sauce into herself with a turkey baster.

I can't fathom the thought that I'm explaining this as elaborately as Iam. Did the seventeen writers and twelve directors (among them, PeterFarrelly, Elizabeth Banks, Brett Ratner, and Bob Odenkirk) have anounce of self-awareness to the humor that made their past films work?How did they manage to allow their cast of champions to succumb todemeaning, scatological, desperately unfunny filth? Before you claimthe actors did the job for the money, I must inform you that Movie 43is reported in only costing $6 million to make (excluding marketingcosts which I'm willing to bet are ten times more), so that argument isalmost wholly invalid. Were they genuinely smitten by the idea and thescript of it all, or did they just feel that they all played theircareers safe and decided to challenge their comfort zones and theharmless audiences' by attempting to push boundaries? I left themultiplex knowing three things today I had not previously grasped;number one, the spoof/skit genre is uniformly dead, and can not even berevived by a large group of directors, writers, and actors, allreliable and capable. Number two, to not get high hopes for a comedywith large names being released in the month of January. Number three,that in no way, shape, form, or instance is a woman's menstrual cyclefunny and to victimize a fifteen year old actress is a simple act ofcruelty.

On a final note, why is Movie 43 called "Movie 43?" Who knows, whocares?

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Movie 43 (2013) Review by retiredwire from US
I have never written a review before, but I feel that writing one isthe best way to clean my mind of the crappy film I have witnessed. Thismovie was extremely awful. The humor attempts to be "offending", but itinstead sounds like something an 8th grader finds humorous. In fact,even an 8th grader would tire of the pathetic nonsense that is Movie43.

The plot centers around two teenagers that make up an outrageouspicture. However, I've heard it's different for other parts of theworld. I'm currently in the UK, so the kids wraparound is what I saw.Their little brother looks for it on the world wide web and ends upfinding lots of clips that we get the displeasure of seeing. There'sone called "The Catch" where Kate Winslet goes on a blind date withHugh Jackman. However, get this: Hugh Jackman has penises where penisesaren't supposed to be! Just hear the crickets sing. I can hear thescreenwriter just laughing and laughing as he adds more unfunny jokesabout poop and semen.

Also, the hilarious basketball sketch where they comment on the factthat basketball players are mostly black! Wow! It's so funny! Nakedwomen and iPads! It's funny too!

In short, Movie 43 is a disjointed mess, full of lousy jokes, terriblewriting, and actors that no doubt deserve to be in something else. Now,I'm going to rally up Best Actor/Actresses winners to be in my newscreenplay, "Boners of Fire". Just kidding, of course. I'm not THATevil.

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Movie 43 (2013) Review by Becca Weasley from United States
A group of Irish Monks needs to make payments on their belfry, so theydecide to sell flowers to make money. For weeks they sell flowers, andit's going well. Too well in fact, they've begun to run the localflorist, Patty O'Flannigan out of town. Well, a bit cheesed at themonks jumping in on his territory, he decides to confront them. He asksthem to step off, politely, but they simply respond that, "That's noway to talk to men of God!", and throw him out of their monastery. Forweeks this goes on, the monks selling flowers, and the florist gettingmore and more desperate to make them stop. Finally, he goes to HughMactaggart, the biggest, baddest man in town -- he could get anyone toleave town -- so Patty decides he's the best way to get rid of themonks, gives him the rest of the money, and retires to bed, wary of theresults. In the morning, a knock on his door reveals Mactaggart,offering a firm handshake and saying, "They shan't be botherin' yaagain Patty." The moral of the story is, Hugh, and only Hugh, canprevent florist friars.

I tell you this joke because it is infinitely funnier than the entiretyof Movie 43.

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