Dirty Work
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In this karmic take of friendship and American ingenuity, Sam McKenna is between a rock and a hard place. His father "Pops" is hospitalized awaiting lifesaving cardiac surgery. With help from his pal Mitch, Sam pursues precarious fundraising via dubious entrepreneurship.
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- mhamreus2026年1月20日Dirty Work is a scrappy, dumb-smart revenge comedy that lives and dies by the singular voice of Norm Macdonald. It is crude, uneven, and proudly duct-taped together. That is not a flaw. That is the point. Norm and Artie Lange play two lifelong losers who start a revenge-for-hire business. The plot barely matters and the movie knows it. What matters is Norm’s delivery. Flat, unbothered, almost antagonistic. He treats the audience like accomplices and sometimes like idiots, and somehow pulls it off. Norm is one of the very few comedians who can break the fourth wall without it feeling like a gimmick. His jabs at the audience feel raw and oddly intimate, like he is daring you to either get it or leave. That ability is rare. He makes you aware you are watching a joke, then makes the joke better because of it. The film is stacked with chaos energy. Chris Farley absolutely detonates the screen in his cameo. It is loud, unhinged, and unforgettable. Pure Farley. Jack Warden adds grizzled old-man weight that somehow grounds the stupidity just enough to keep it from floating away. And yes, the movie is endlessly quotable. From revenge gags to throwaway insults, it leans into comedy that feels reckless in the best way. A knowing wink to lines like “the Saigon whore who bit my nose off” hits extra hard for fans who grew up on this era of comedy. It is crude, absurd, and delivered with that unmistakable Norm shrug. This is absolutely an acquired taste. It will not work for everyone. But for the Norm fan, it is strangely rewarding. The messiness becomes part of the charm. The lack of polish feels honest. It is comedy that does not care if you approve.
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Dirty Workは1998年6月12日に公開されました。
Dirty WorkはBob Sagetが監督を務めました。
Dirty Workの上映時間は82mです。
Dirty WorkはRobert Simondsがプロデューサーを務めました。
In this karmic take of friendship and American ingenuity, Sam McKenna is between a rock and a hard place. His father "Pops" is hospitalized awaiting lifesaving cardiac surgery. With help from his pal Mitch, Sam pursues precarious fundraising via dubious entrepreneurship.
Dirty Workの主要人物はMitch (Norm Macdonald), Sam (Artie Lange), Pops (Jack Warden)です。
Dirty WorkはPG-13と評価されています。
Dirty Workはコメディ映画です。
Dirty Workは、視聴者によって10点満点中6.6点をつけられています。
Dirty Workの予算は$1300万です。
Dirty Workの興行収入は$1002.3万です。