Arthur on the Rocks

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Trailer—Arthur 2: On the Rocks

Arthur 2: On the Rocks

This was largely panned when it came out and was a flop at the box office, but it is a decent sequel and another feelgood film, just like the first one. My advice is to just watch it and enjoy it, and to not listen to any negative reviews about it.

I played the NYC Policeman in the scene with Dudley Moore and Sir John Gielgud. Where Hobson first appears to Arthur. It was an honor to share the screen with the two of them however briefly. This also was my feature film debut. Shucks. I know it was a small speaking part but to be acting with royalty such as Sir John of all people and Dudley of course. The original Arthur movie has always been one of my favorite comedies. I knew every line of the first movie. So, naturally when my agent called and told me about how small the role would be but, I would have the chance to do the a scene with these two pros. I jumped at the chance. I auditioned for Bud Yorkin and he cast me. After all is said and done. I'm proud of the little moment I shared with Dudley's Arthur and Mr. Gielgud's Hobson. God rest both of their souls.

3.9 is what this is rated get the #### out of here with that b.s score. this sequel is a lot funnier IMO every time I have watched it (5) I have laughed every time & the skeet shooting scene on the boat towards the end always makes me literally LMFAO "hit the bullet, hit the bullet" I heard RUSSEL BRAND is gonna be in a remake next year & I think he will play the part good cuz hes funny but I just hope he will be an alcoholic with endless ONE-LINERS like DUDLEY was in these ARTHUR's NICK NOLTE is gonna be the new BURT JOHNSON & thats a good cast choice I think as well but HOBSON is gonna be played by a woman I think I read which I don't think is a good change but hey what can you do. anyways thats my review & P.S this 10 lines or more thing is harder than I thought it would be (lol)

Arthur two on the rocks is a great movie and is definitely one to watch.... it follows on from the first movie in 1981 about Arthur, a drunk millionaire. In this second movie he continues from his first role (with Liza minelli as his wife), in my opinion right from start to finish this movie is hilarious. some of the scenes and lines that he comes up with are truly brilliant. Right from the opening scene where he has a conversation with another millionaire out of the window of his car!! I really cant stop laughing. if you've "lost everything" in life this movie really gives you something to laugh at and relate to. Its a "must watch" in my opinion... and I am really sad that Dudley Moore has passed on... he was brill.

Yeah I know it's not popular to like this one. I know it's been derided for being an unnecessary sequel and that's one of the nicer criticisms. It's been called every nasty thing in the book, but now I've seen it and I'm not sure what all of the negative fuss is about. I went into Arthur 2 expecting the worst. Instead I discovered that it's actually a very lovable little film. I like the original Arthur and this sequel. My only major disappointment was that I was in the mood for a truly bad movie. Instead it turned out to be a wonderful little flick. Arthur 2 left me smiling and feeling good. I'm going to buy the DVD. Thanks Arthur!

"Arthur 2" was definitely not as good as the first one but then again, "Arthur 2" was really the best that you could do with a sequel to the original. I mean, where do you go after the happy ending of "Arthur"? There were some very funny lines in the film and it was nice seeing the cast re-unite, but for some reason the original Susan who was played by Jill Eikenberry was replaced by Cynthia Sikes, who looks very different than Jill. Anyone know why the change? Do I recommend anyone seeing this film? Only if you really enjoyed the first film otherwise you're not going to really be able to get into "Arthur 2".

This film is one of my all time greats, and has a feel good feeling. The relationship between Arthur and Linda is outstanding, despite their change of fortunes throughout the film. The humour in this film is similar to films like airplane, where you need to watch it several times to catch every quirk. Although Arthur plays an alcoholic, he is so likable that you cant help but feel sorry for him.