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August 23, 1996
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In "Black Sheep," the duo from "Tommy Boy," David Spade and Chris Farley, bumble and stumble their way through a brain-dead story line about a candidate's imbecile brother and the inept campaign aide assigned to keep him out of trouble. But if you think this is as low as it gets, stay tuned.
Pamela Anderson Lee plays "Barb Wire," another obscure comic book heroine translated onto the big screen. Lee manages two emotional levels, a slink and a sneer. Since she's going to court anyway on another issue, she may as well sue to have all the copies of this flick returned. (1.1 MB QuickTime movie)
She and her husband, Motley Crew drummer Tommy Lee, have filed suit against several workmen who they contend stole a safe from Lee's home. The contents included an explicit bedroom video.
"Mr. Wrong," an uncomfortable comedy about the boyfriend from hell, doesn't help Ellen DeGeneres stir up any ideas about her becoming a big film star. Nor does it do much for Bill Pullman, who went on to save the world this summer in "Independence Day." It's a matter of chemistry, or a lack thereof. See you at the rental counter.
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