It Runs in the Family (Slip) | Kirk Douglas, Michael Douglas

It Runs in the Family (Slip) | Kirk Douglas, Michael Douglas | More than just a film about I.B.S.

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	It Runs in the Family (Slip) Kirk Douglas, Michael Douglas MGM (Video & DVD), 2004 average customer review:based on 22 reviews view larger image
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"Funny, full of life and downright gratifying" (The New York Observer), this light-hearted comedy about the indestructible bonds of family marks the first-ever pairing of Oscar(r)-winning father and son Kirk Douglas* and Michael Douglas**, and boasts an extraordinary supporting cast!New York lawyer Alex Gromberg (Michael Douglas) is blessed with a beautiful wife, two healthy children and vivacious parents. Sounds like the perfect family, right? Wrong! As the Grombergs drift apart with a host of modern-day dilemmas, Alex finally accepts his life's most important mission: to pull his family back together!*1995: Honorary Award**1987: Actor, Wall Street; 1975: Best Picture, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

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Family Movie

A great family movie; inspiring, humorous, dramatic. It makes one to reflect at himself/herself, life, past memories, and choices made.

More than just a film about I.B.S.

I watched "Spartacus," and I thought, if Spartacus were transported to 1960s America, what kind of kid would he have. I figured he'd be like Michael Douglas' Gordon Gekko in "Wall Street." So, I watched that film. Then I noticed Martin Sheen's Union rep is a lot like Spartacus -- he even says the only difference between slaves who built the pyramids and the guys who build skyscrapers is the skyscraper builders had unions. Both films end on a sour note. Afterwards, I thought, Michael D. and his father need to make up or something bad is going to happen. So I checked out "It Runs in the Family" to see if there was anything I could do. In this context -- watching two generations of Douglases work out their differences so the third generation of Douglases wouldn't be as screwed up -- my interest was held. The film runs a little long, and I wouldn't recommend it to people not actively trying to deal with their own family issues -- they'll probably get bored.

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