My Cousin Vinny [1992 film]
by Jonathan Lynn (Director), Dale Launer (Screenwriter)
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Two carefree pals mistakenly arrested and charged with murder are defended by the cousin of one of them (Vinny), a former auto mechanic of Brooklyn who just passed his bar exam after his sixth try. Vinny's never been in court and this case quickly turns into a hysterical escapade.Tags
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Could easily have been a train wreck of a movie given the premise, but while not avoiding stereotypes altogether, it largely does not make mistake of portraying all Southerners as stupid. The script pokes fun equally at Alabamans and Brooklynites, and most characters (from whichever locale) are given a primary characteristic separate from their regional identity.
Frankly, the most unrealistic aspect of the film is in completely overlooking race relations.
Frankly, the most unrealistic aspect of the film is in completely overlooking race relations.
An inexperienced New Yorker takes a murder case in Alabama.
3/4 (Good).
The problem with this movie is sometimes Marisa Tomei isn't on screen.
3/4 (Good).
The problem with this movie is sometimes Marisa Tomei isn't on screen.
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- Canonical title
- My Cousin Vinny [1992 film]
- Original publication date
- 1992-03-13
- Related movies
- My Cousin Vinny (1992 | IMDb)
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