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The Hammer

(2008)

Rated R for brief language.

R 93min.
Comedy
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Can a guy edging into middle age become a success fighting guys half his age? That's the big question behind this independent comedy. Jerry Ferro (Adam Carolla) is almost 40 years old, and he's spent most of his life going nowhere -- and taking his ... Read More
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Jerry Ferro
Lindsay Pratt
Ozzie Sanchez
Robert Brown
Coach Eddie Bell
Nicole
Mike LeMat
LeMat Crew #1
Steve Ellis
Tree

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May 22, 2008
leathercarela
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What a refreshing break from the canned out of the box Hollywood standard comedy. Hammer was intelligent, witty and really charming. Carolla's great in his first headliner role. Can't wait to see what he does next.
May 22, 2008
imthedude101
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The comedic give-and-take of this movie kept me laughing almost from the moment the movie started. It was so good, I am going to see it for a second time in two days, and this time I am bringing additional friends to enjoy it! Keep your ears open during this one or you might miss some of the best dialogue. Relax and enjoy!
May 22, 2008
farmboy007
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I am not sure why the critics gave this one a -60-. I thought this movie was a lot better than that. Definitely worth seeing. My girlfriend actually enjoyed it. Great movie.
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