Customer Ratings & Reviews

A good old movie without any foul language or nudity.

Great comedy, a must see. Needed for collection! !

Great Comedy from the 1980s, however the Picture quality is only ok. I expect much more from Blu Ray even on old titles. The really didnt go back and redo the transfer. Lots of special features though from the old dvd.

It has a number of good gags, but it isn't as good as I remember it when it first came out. The characters lack depth and the film kind of drags a bit at times. But it's still a decent film.

it was a good movie, city kids from ny get in trouble in a country town and they call their uncle (joe pise) a lawyer to get them out, and its a crazy ride.

It showed up have not had the time to watch in the 3 days since it arrived;

Good but not great. Funny to watch but will not watch it again for another two or three years.

The cast of this movie gives it character. Has some cute haha moments

We got this movie to entertain the family. Joe Pecci is hilarious.

would be a great movie, except for the language, no need for it

it was under $5.00 and got with my rewards coupon. Enjoyed it!

A comedy classic to be sure. Just as funny as in Lethal Weapon.

Old school movie but still pretty funny.joe pesci is great

classic! just as funny today as it was when the movie came out.

Not a bad movie at all it has its perks at times!!

This is a very cute movie. I love Marissa Tomei....

Funny movie, good to watch again when bored funny funny

Defected no good>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

I had to buy again on DVD to have movie for travel. It just is too funny not to have, everyone quotes the ' yutes' my biological clock is ticking, oh yeah you blend in.... and just too many to add here. Love joe pesci the most!!!

Subtly employing the city mouse/country mouse theme, MY COUSIN VINNY is a light-hearted courtroom comedy. While it occasionally stoops to some stereotyping, the movie doesn't do so mean-spiritedly. In any event, both sides get equal skewering. Vinny Gambini, brilliantly portrayed by Joe Pesci, is a Brooklyn boy who has finally passed the Bar (after repeated failures) and now finds himself defending his nephew and his nephew's friend against murder charges in the Bible Belt. Along with his too beautiful fiancee, played by Academy Award Winner Marissa Tomei, Pesci investigates the southern style of life, as he fathoms southern courtroom procedures and tries to get some sleep. The resulting clash of cultures is sometimes predictable, but honestly, is very inventive for the most part. The comedy of the court room scenes is heightened by the late Fred Gwynne who plays the presiding judge. His by-the-book habits and short-fused temper are a perfect foil to Vinny's laconic style. It is their interaction that feeds most of the cultural clashing. But there is also a clash of the sexes that underlies the film, as Vinny stubbornly refuses the help of his fiancee. This confrontation is also highlighted in the courtroom when the DA refuses to believe that she could possibly be considered an expert in automechanics, even though her brothers, her father, her uncles, and just about everyone else in her family are expert mechanics. (The DA becomes convinced in a wonderful cross-interview scene.) MY COUSIN VINNY was both critically well-received and a huge box-office success. There's a reason for that: it is a well-written, well-directed and perfectly acted comedy that stands up well even after repeated viewings. See it for yourself and you'll understand why, too.