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Language: English
MouseHunt

MouseHunt

“Who's hunting who?”
★6.6/10(1,437)PGage•1997•1h 38m
ComedyFamily
ScreenplayAdam Rifkin
Gore Verbinski's feature debut is a live-action slapstick comedy in which two hapless brothers, played by Nathan Lane and Lee Evans, inherit a decrepit mansion worth a fortune, only to find it defended by a single, absurdly cunning mouse. The film leans hard into cartoonish physical gags and Rube Goldberg destruction, with Christopher Walken stealing scenes as a deranged exterminator. It was a modest hit that has aged into a nostalgic cult favorite, remembered for its inventive practical effects and manic energy more than any depth.
Release
Dec 19, 1997
Budget
$38M
Country
United States
Revenue
$122M

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6.6/10
TMDB Average audience rating
1,437 votes
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From the same director: Gore Verbinski

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Where to watch MouseHunt? MouseHunt is available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video, Hoopla, MGM Plus, Amazon Prime Video with Ads.
Who directed MouseHunt? MouseHunt is directed by Gore Verbinski.
Who stars in MouseHunt? The main cast of MouseHunt includes Nathan Lane, Lee Evans, Vicki Lewis, Maury Chaykin, Eric Christmas.
How long is MouseHunt? MouseHunt is 1h 38min long.

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Gore Verbinski's feature debut is a live-action slapstick comedy in which two hapless brothers, played by Nathan Lane and Lee Evans, inherit a decrepit mansion worth a fortune, only to find it defended by a single, absurdly cunning mouse. The film leans hard into cartoonish physical gags and Rube Goldberg destruction, with Christopher Walken stealing scenes as a deranged exterminator. It was a modest hit that has aged into a nostalgic cult favorite, remembered for its inventive practical effects and manic energy more than any depth.

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