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 Skin Deep review Product Description
Blake Edwards's return to the male-in-meltdown territory he explored in 10 and THAT'S LIFE stars John Ritter as unemployed writer Zach, who is not only suffering from writer's block, but his drinking is out of control, as is his obsessive womanizing, and, not surprisingly, his wife wants to end their marriage. ...See Full Description
Skin Deep movie Customer Reviews
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| FUNNY!!!!
I agrGREAT Fun movie I searched it out having seen it in the early 90's....Decided I needed it!! Worth 20 bucks for sure ....YOU will watch it more than once!!!
By a reviewer (Juliaetta,Idaho) |
| Blake Edwards at his very best
A truely classic comedy with a lot of class and great story line written and directed by Edwards himself. John Ritter is the perfect choice for this role and his performance as an womanising alcoholic on the verge of a break down is flawless.
By fdecorrado (Melbourne Australia) 
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| Masterpiece
absolutely the funniest movie i've seen John Ritter in ever. I laughed through out the whole movie. Excellent!!!!
By tweety22803 (Killeen,Tx)
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| "SKIN DEEP": one of the funniest and best from Blake Edwards
I originally saw "Skin Deep" when it first appeared in the movie theatres back in 1989. I had even purchased it on laserdisc, but since that was in Full Screen (Pan-and-Scan), I am considering purchasing the DVD, which is in the letterbox/widescreen format (2.35:1 aspect ratio), which I prefer, and with Spanish subtitles (if prefer). I would place this movie along with Blake Edwards' other excellent movie "10", which is in that same genre. The other reason why I love this film is the character of Zack, which reminds me of ME! I have the same type of personality and same traits! EXCEPT I do not drink like he does! I only drink to socialize. I won't go into explaining the movie since you can read the synopsis, but if you want to laugh, and you loved "10" and if you like Blake Edwards' films, you won't be disappointed, and you will most likely love this movie also! John Ritter is one of our best comic actors (which the character of Jack Tripper is extremely close, about 99 recent, to me! But ... Zack = Jack ! ... hmmmm! Coincidence? Jack Tripper comes close to the character of Zack in a way!). If you don't think it is excellent, you have to say it is good. This is better than those "cookie cutter" crap-type movies being processed in the last ten years! How could you go wrong with a Blake Edwards movie? Rent, or better yet, BUY THIS! And watch and ENJOY! If you don't laugh, especially during the glow-in-the-dark condom scene, then you are either a hard-right religious person or have no funny bone or have no sense of humor (like my first wife)! Thank you. -Paul
By latinogringo941 (New York, New York, USA)
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Skin Deep video Product Details
| CD Universe Part number | 8749802 |
| Studio | Warner Bros. Digital Dist |
| Orig Year | 1989 |
| DVD Encoding | All Regions |
| Catalog number | 648429 |
| Discs | 1 |
| Release Date | May 24, 2012 |
| Rating | R (MPAA) |
| Running Time | 101 Minutes |
| Movie Details | Color |
Skin Deep DVD Features
DVD Features:
Region 0
Widescreen - 2.39
Audio:
Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo - English
Dolby Digital 5.1 - English
Subtitles - English, French, Spanish
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