Grumpier Old Men (1995)
Genre: Comedy / Romance
Duration: 101 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Howard Deutch
Stars: Walter Matthau, Jack Lemmon and Sophia Loren
IMDb score:
6,7 (31.853)
Releasedate: 22 December 1995
Grumpier Old Men plot
"Still Yelling. Still Fighting. Still Ready for Love."
After 35 years, Max (Walter Matthau) and John (Jack Lemmon) are still arguing, Grandpa (Burgess Meredith) drinks, smokes and chases the women. For years, Max and John have been trying to catch the giant fish at their lake in Wabasha County, but they still haven't succeeded. They don't do anything else together, but that changes when one day a new owner of a restaurant settles in their neighborhood.
Actors and actresses
Max Goldman
John Gustafson
Ariel Gustafson
Maria Sophia Coletta Ragetti
Melanie Gustafson
Grandpa Gustafson
Jacob Goldman
Sears Salesperson / Chicken Polka Girl
Reviews & comments
scorsese
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- 13518 messages
- 11325 votes
Reasonable film in which the two elderly neighbours are still good at arguing. Definitely more of the same, but not worse. An entertaining film in which the humour is just a bit spicier than in the first part. Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon are again a nice duo and Burgess Meredith (for whom this was his last film) also has a number of funny lines.
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Mescaline
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- 7119 messages
- 3413 votes
For me the 2nd part is a tad better than the first, the plot is unfortunately still as predictable as can be but a bit more happens with multiple sidelines. The old father was also very funny again but it was unfortunately predictable that he was going to die, not because of his old age but because of his speech earlier in the film, a bit of a shame the film did not especially need this kind of sentiment.
Matthau & Lemon remain a fantastic duo and this film fortunately benefits from that. Ann-Margret is also a nice addition in this 2nd part.
Slightly better than part 1 for me personally.
3*
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Leno
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- 5922 messages
- 4465 votes
In this sequel we go from winter to summer but the bickering remains the same. It doesn't sound very funny but Lemmon and Matthau are back on a roll. The story about their children for dramatic effect is far-fetched but doesn't spoil the fun. The very old Meredith, who was already suffering from Alzheimer's, provides, with some support apparently, the necessary hilarity as a "filthy old man". Also wait for the credits!
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