So I Married an Axe Murderer

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Comedy sensation Mike Myers stars with Nancy Travis in this hatchet-driven romantic comedy about a wedlock-shy coffee house poet who finally meets the perfect woman. When it comes to love, Charlie Mackenzie (Myers) has had his share of bad luck: Sherrie was a klepto-Charlie still can't find his cat. Jill was unemployed-but Charlie knew she really worked for the Mafia. Pam smelled like soup-beef vegetable soup. Good thing for Charlie these shortcomings became apparent, if only to him. Good thingfor Charlie he discovered the truth before things went too far-before he stumbled into MARRIAGE! Because to Charlie the "M" word is just one step away from the fate foretold in that chilling phrase: "Till death do us part." When Charlie meets Harriet Michaels (Travis) everything changes. Harriet's not like the others. She's smart, sexy, and crazy about Charlie. This time Charlie is determined to overcome the fears that sabotaged his past relationships. This time, he's ready for some commitment.

Charming little film. I'm surprised it did so poorly at the box office in '93. I'm not a big Mike Myers fan, but I found him fairly likable in this.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0108174

 

[gmabel830]

Love this movie.. especially the dad!

 

[jf-08]

This is at the top of my favorite list.

 

[Cheesebeef]

a completely underrated gem!

 

[Bert]

I still quote this classic on a regular basis!!!


That boys heed it's like an orange on a toothpick.

Woman, WOAH MAN, WOAAAAHHHHHHHH MAN!

He'll cry himself to sleep tonight on his huge pillah

We have a Piper down! I repeat, a piper is down!

 

[Stout]

His heed is like Sputnick--quite round, but pointy in parts.

 

[AZCrazy]

The Queen, The Rothschilds, The Gettys, and the Colonel before he went tits up.

 

[Bert]

Excuse me miss, there seems to be a mistake. I believe I ordered the large cappuccino. HELLO!



And I had to post this link... Too funny
I truly believe this scene (with Meyers playing his own father) is among the all time comedy classics. I remember seeing this in the theater with my sisters and brother and we were all crying, laughing so hard. I can only remember a very few times when my whole group, and the whole theater laughed together, that hard.

https://youtu.be/IqycJpRdVaY
https://youtu.be/YKRFlNryaWw

Watch the cop in the last bit, he's dying. They said they tried this several times and there was just no way he could keep a straight face because Mike would just go harder and harder at him, so they just left it with him laughing his butt off.

 

[Bada0Bing]

Excuse me miss, there seems to be a mistake. I believe I ordered the large cappuccino. HELLO!



And I had to post this link... Too funny
I truly believe this scene (with Meyers playing his own father) is among the all time comedy classics. I remember seeing this in the theater with my sisters and brother and we were all crying, laughing so hard. I can only remember a very few times when my whole group, and the whole theater laughed together, that hard.


Watch the cop in the last bit, he's dying. They said they tried this several times and there was just no way he could keep a straight face because Mike would just go harder and harder at him, so they just left it with him laughing his butt off.

Nice. "it has its own weather system"

 

[Bert]

Nice. "it has its own weather system"

Float away ya fairy!!!

 

[Matt L]

I love the cop friend



and probably one of Phil Hartman's greatest cameos.