The Crew

2000
PG-13
1h 28min

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Richard Dreyfuss, Dan Hedaya, Burt Reynolds, and Seymour Cassel in The Crew (2000)

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaFour retired mobsters plan one last crime to save their retirement home.Four retired mobsters plan one last crime to save their retirement home.Four retired mobsters plan one last crime to save their retirement home.

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Jeremy Piven stated his thoughts about sucking Carrie-Anne Moss's toes for one scene in this movie as follows: "The question I'm asked the most is 'What's it like sucking Carrie-Anne's toes?' It was tremendous. She has exquisite toes. Her feet were primed from Matrix (1999), from a year of bouncing on them. We definitely nailed it in eight takes, and then I asked for an extra one, just in case." On the other hand, when asked about the scene, Carrie-Anne Moss seemed to have blocked it out, saying "Is it strange that I totally can't remember it?"

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The end scene after the wedding takes place at dusk, but when Bobby and Olivia sit on the beach the sun is coming from the ocean side which in Miami Beach would mean it was the east making the scene filmed at dawn.

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Bobby Bartellemeo: [Narrating] Miami Beach. Used to be the average age around here was, like, 82. And then that broad Madonna decides that this is the place to be, and the next thing you know, everywhere you turn, its' women with big breasts, men with big breasts. Breasts are very big here.

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Referenced in Big Trouble (2002)

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Bim Bam
Written by Lou Adler and Herb Alpert
Performed by Sam Butera
Courtesy of Capitol Records
By arrangement with EMI Capitol Music Special Markets

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Forgettable dud

I saw this movie a couple years ago and I just saw it again when it was on television recently. Back when this movie was released, the mafia theme was hotter than ever for movies and television shows thanks to the success of the HBO show THE SOPRANOS. Several movies about or involving the mob were released, none of which were particulary good. THE CREW was one of those movies. It was a box office dud, earning just $13 million on a budget of $38 million. The movie was pretty much forgotten after disappearing from theaters, yet it continues to be shown on cable constantly. The movie has its moments and Jeremy Piven is great as always, but other than that, there is nothing recommendable about THE CREW. I expected better considering the screenplay was done by one of the guys who wrote KINGPIN. **