Raising Arizona Reviews

this film is so chaotic but somehow it also has so many human moments, it was so sweet to me how everyone wanted to protect the baby :) and h.i. and ed were such a cute couple

he brilliant minds of the Coen brothers and the genius that is Nicholas Cage was a pairing that was a thing of beauty. The wonderful cast especially the main couple( Cage, Hunter) match an equally brilliant script that in it’s own strange way has plenty of heart.

The chase had me dying, the dialogue and the accents were hilariously exaggerated 😂, didn’t completely get the ending sequence but it was a fun watch nonetheless, the cinematography was pretty nice too.

Another great Coen Brothers classic. One of Nick Cage’s earliest staring roles. This movie is the best example of the Coen’s quirky sense of humor and excellent camera movements.

So cute

so I watched this 20 years ago and loved it, how things change, it's still a good film but it hasn't aged as well as I thought it might.

Goodman is the goat

Funny and a surprisingly nice ending.

This is already one of my new favorite movies (new to me). What I love most is how every single character falls in love with the baby. Even the two criminals — who at first only kidnap him for the reward money — can’t help themselves. After like ten minutes with him, they’re already saying, “We’re never leaving Junior again.” that’s their baby now

Fever dream of a movie

This movie just isn’t funny to me, i hate it

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Very high like

Entertaining and Cagey, Cage me out please, I need to be Xacho

way too much screaming

Cult classic. Love this movie. 8.0/10

The best Nicolas Cage movie ever

Underwhelming honestly just not quite there to make me want to watch it again. Pacing felt very off and performance were over the top and not in a fun campy way but more of a cringey. Meh

9/10

I haven’t watched this since I was a kid and I laughed pretty hard as an adult! Dang good movie and I think it’s probably one of the first dumb humor movies I’ve ever watched. Soooooo goood