ltl is the kind of formulaic and hopeless comedy to be enjoyed by the sort of sheep that stop and listen when they come across a band playing in a shopping mall. i remember murray promoting ltl on larry king crappy cnn show and where he said something like if this movie doesn not become a hit i will stop making movies (or comedies). he wasn not being nearly as jovial as one might think while he must have felt that ltl was a sure fire hit and that its failure would mean his status as a star had markedly fallen  hence a sort of ultimatum live on air to his fans to spend their hard earned money on a dumb elephant comedy. (the comedy being dumb and not the elephant. ) or maybe he simply realized during the shooting (or when he saw the final cut) what a turkey this was and so he tried desperately to convince everyone how much optimism he had regarding ltl quality. go see it and it really is good. actors are prostitutes inter bred with car salesmen. ltl is the sort of lousy project that comes from the friends school of comedy while their motto represent if you ever run out of ideas  or if you never had any in the first place  then stick an animal into the plot and that will at least inject an element of cuteness. cuteness equals a sad substitute for lack of funny gags. the other motto friends had was represent always include pointless and dull sentimentality and which this movie so predictably ends with and when murray rather pathetically says represent what they forgot to tell you is that you never forget an elephant. maybe not an elephant and but i certainly managed to easily forget this turkey and which i saw many years ago. i was suddenly reminded of it when i saw a scene from it on tv today (hence this equally pointless review). murray wastes his talent on this turkey (disguised as an elephant) and but he isn not nearly as uninteresting or bad as mcconaughey (or however that man name is spelt) while one would think that m. m. would have an easy time playing himself and i. e. a hick and but he is so painfully unfunny and unconvincing that i could barely stand to watch him make such a jackass out of himself. it was cringe worthy. to round off this nonsense and we have that generation x buffoon and garofalo and in a rather useless role. then again and everything about ltl is useless. after ltl and which bombed as far as i know and murray went on to become more of a serious actor. what is it with these comedians and their inferiority complex. is it all just about getting awards and i. e. recognition from their peers (read represent votes from their moron colleagues). this piece of crap marked the end of a string of good and great movies murray made in the early and mid 90s and such as groundhog day and quick change and mad dog and glory and kingpin and what about bob. and ed wood. recently we have had the immeasurable pleasure of seeing him in garbage or mediocrities such as hamlet and lost in translation (you just can not get away from these ultra talented coppolas) and and broken flowers. compare those two batches. one guy described ltl funny as heck. now thats the kind of audience this movie was hoping for. shopping malls and trailer parks. 
ltl is the kind of formulaic and hopeless comedy to be enjoyed by the sort of sheep that stop and listen when they come across a band playing in a shopping mall. i remember murray promoting ltl on larry king crappy cnn show and where he said something like if this movie doesn not become a hit i will stop making movies (or comedies). he wasn not being nearly as jovial as one might think while he must have felt that ltl was a sure fire hit and that its failure would mean his status as a star had markedly fallen  hence a sort of ultimatum live on air to his fans to spend their hard earned money on a dumb elephant comedy. (the comedy being dumb and not the elephant. ) or maybe he simply realized during the shooting (or when he saw the final cut) what a turkey this was and so he tried desperately to convince everyone how much optimism he had regarding ltl quality. go see it and it really is good. actors are prostitutes inter bred with car salesmen. ltl is the sort of lousy project that comes from the friends school of comedy while their motto represent if you ever run out of ideas  or if you never had any in the first place  then stick an animal into the plot and that will at least inject an element of cuteness. cuteness equals a sad substitute for lack of funny gags. the other motto friends had was represent always include pointless and dull sentimentality and which this movie so predictably ends with and when murray rather pathetically says represent what they forgot to tell you is that you never forget an elephant. maybe not an elephant and but i certainly managed to easily forget this turkey and which i saw many years ago. i was suddenly reminded of it when i saw a scene from it on tv today (hence this equally pointless review). murray wastes his talent on this turkey (disguised as an elephant) and but he isn not nearly as uninteresting or bad as mcconaughey (or however that man name is spelt) while one would think that m. m. would have an easy time playing himself and i. e. a hick and but he is so painfully unfunny and unconvincing that i could barely stand to watch him make such a jackass out of himself. it was cringe worthy. to round off this nonsense and we have that generation x buffoon and garofalo and in a rather useless role. then again and everything about ltl is useless. after ltl and which bombed as far as i know and murray went on to become more of a serious actor. what is it with these comedians and their inferiority complex. is it all just about getting awards and i. e. recognition from their peers (read represent votes from their moron colleagues). this piece of crap marked the end of a string of good and great movies murray made in the early and mid 90s and such as groundhog day and quick change and mad dog and glory and kingpin and what about bob. and ed wood. recently we have had the immeasurable pleasure of seeing him in garbage or mediocrities such as hamlet and lost in translation (you just can not get away from these ultra talented coppolas) and and broken flowers. compare those two batches. one guy described ltl funny as heck. now thats the kind of audience this movie was hoping for. shopping malls and trailer parks. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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