Kingpin [DVD] [1996]

This movie had been out of print on DVD until last fall when it came out on BluRay, couldnt find it anywhere until by chance I checked my local Best Buy and lo and behold there it was. Best Buy comes through it he clutch. By the way, I was an extra in this movie and can be seen in the opening credits during Disco Inferno.

Kingpin is without a doubt one of the best comedies to come out of the 90's. Woody, Billy Murray and Quaid are at the top of their comedy game. Anyone who watches Murray during the final round of the bowling championship and not bust out laughing must not have a pulse. The blu-ray picture quality is a nice upgrade from the DVD as is the DTS MA sound. There is a 20 minute retrospective with the Farrely brothers that is worth watching as well.

Before Bill and Woody met in Zombieland there was this great classic. The quality of the Blu Ray Picture is not restored but I am happy that they added the extended edition of the movie. The ending made way more sense in the extended edition. If you like Farrelly Brother comedies then this is another good one for you to see!

Classic 90s comedy. Woody Harrelson is hilarious. Love to hate Bill Murray in this movie. Goofy, and stupid funny.

One of my favorites. In stunning HD. Great story with stand out performances from Woody and Randy.

So excited to have this on blu ray finally. As good or better to me than the more popular Farrelly Brothers movies like Dumb & Dumber or There's Something About Mary. And when people mention Bill Murray movies they usually go for Caddyshack and Groundhog Day but this and Rushmore are where he made me a fan. He could have gotten an Oscar for best supporting actor for this as far as I'm concerned. Can't wait to see the epic comb over in HD quality.

Classic movie from my youth youth - item arrived as advertised brand new an sealed thx best buy.......

Kingpin is a 1996 American sports comedy film directed by the Farrelly brothers and starring Woody Harrelson, Randy Quaid, Vanessa Angel, and Bill Murray. Bill Murray was hilarious as a villainous bowler and made the movie worthwhile.