A Fish Called Wanda Don't Call Me Stupid

Ever heard of a movie so funny, it's almost criminal? Well, let me introduce you to A Fish Called Wanda.

What's the Big Deal?

It's a heist movie. But forget suave thieves. Think bumbling crooks and a whole lot of slapstick.

This isn't your typical action flick. It's a laugh riot from start to finish.

Meet the Gang

You've got Wanda, played by the amazing Jamie Lee Curtis. She's beautiful, cunning, and definitely not someone you want to cross.

Then there's George, the leader, portrayed by Tom Georgeson. He's got the plan, but not necessarily the brains.

Don't forget Ken, played by Michael Palin. He's got a serious stutter and an even more serious love for animals.

And last but not least, Otto, the "muscle," played by Kevin Kline. He's intellectually…challenged, to put it kindly.

The Heist Goes Hilariously Wrong

The plan? Steal a fortune in diamonds. The execution? Pure chaos.

Things unravel quickly. Betrayal, double-crossing, and a whole lot of shouting ensue.

Why It's So Funny

The humor is over-the-top. It's physical, it's witty, and it's often absurd.

The characters are wonderfully flawed. You can't help but root for them, even when they're being terrible.

Otto's ignorance is a constant source of amusement. His misunderstanding of basic concepts is just gold.

Michael Palin's portrayal of Ken, struggling to carry out his "missions," is simply masterful.

That Famous Line

If you've seen the movie, you know the line I'm talking about. "Don't call me stupid!"

It's delivered with such fury and conviction. It's become a classic quote.

It perfectly encapsulates the character of Otto. Someone who demands respect but struggles to earn it.

More Than Just Laughs

Beneath the comedy, there's a clever script. It pokes fun at stereotypes and societal expectations.

It’s not just a silly movie. It’s actually quite smart.

Why You Should Watch It

Need a good laugh? A Fish Called Wanda is your answer.

Looking for a movie with memorable characters? Look no further.

Want to see John Cleese as a uptight barrister battling a motley crew? You know what to do.

It's a classic for a reason. Give it a watch and see for yourself. You might find your new favorite comedy.

Seriously, go watch it. You won't regret it. Just be prepared to laugh until your sides hurt!