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Reviewed by Blake French (baffilmcritic@cs.com) Vote: 7/10/10 RAT RACE / (2001) *** (out of four 'Rat Race' revives a genre Hollywood has neglected since the sixties: thebig event, ensemble chase comedy. Who better to breathe life into thesubject than Jerry Zucker, the mastermind behind the 'Naked Gun' films, and'Airplane,' two of the most hilarious movies I have seen. After years ofdirecting straight dramas, Zucker says he is thrilled to be back doingcomedy. 'It's very visual and there are lots of big visual stunts,' Zuckerexplains in the film's production notes, 'kind of a James Bond comedy in away because there are so many sight gags.'

Good comparison-'Race Race' is indeed a visual comedy. Its laugh-a-minuteattitude works for the creative situations.

The audience does notnecessarily laugh at every single joke the movie throws, but the humor istimed well. 'Rat Race' also contains a terrific cast and provides enoughlaughs to be worthy of at least one viewing. John Cleese stars as the eccentric Las Vegas casino tycoon named DonaldSinclair. He wants to keep his wealthy, high stakes gamblers interested inhis gambling techniques so he arranges a new, quasi-legal sporting event forthem to bet on: a human rat race. Sinclair randomly places six golden coins in several different slotmachines.

The customer service sends the winners to a large banquet roomwhere the characters learn of a two million dollar jackpot resting in aduffel bag, inside a locker, within the city of Silver City, NewMexico-seven hundred miles away. The fist one there keeps all of the money,tax-free. '…the odds of winning are one and six…' explains Sinclair.'

There's only one rule: there are no rules!' The players include a vast variety of different characters. There is VeraBaker (Whoopi Goldberg), who, after giving her child up for adoption as ababy, has decided to meet her daughter, Merrill (Lanai Chapman). OwenTemleton (Cuba Gooding, Jr.), an NFL coach who recently blew an importantgame, has come to the sin city to forget his horrendous mistake.

Pollini(Rowan Akinson from 'Bean') is an exuberantly cheerful, but narcoleptic,Italian fellow. Randy Pear (Jon Lovitz), and his family is vacationing whenhe slips off to play slots and wins the chance of a lifetime. The Codybrothers (Seth Green and Vince Vieluf), are first to cause trouble in anycrowd. Finally, Nick (Breckin Meyer) a skeptical young lawyer-in-training,meets a charming young woman (Amy Smart), and encounters plenty ofadventures with her. 'Rat Race' offers plenty of hit and miss humor.

Much of it misses, but muchof it hits the mark as well. The majority of the humor is physical andexaggerated. Very little offers sharp, witty satire on any part of culture.The film says something about greed in a zany sort of way, but for the mostpart this is just a two hour laugh riot, nothing more, nothing less. However, this is a tricky script to write, and for the overall result toprovide this much effective comic material, Andrew Breckman's ingeniousscript is indeed successful. It's not easy writing a comedy like this, andBreckman does indeed run into a few problems in the overcrowded plot. Evenmore difficult is creating a conclusion for a story like this. No matter howyou end it, you are certain to displease at least some audience members.Breckman has found a way to have his cake and eat it too. Rawkus Records Soundbombing 2 Rar more.