Movie reviews: Run, Fat Boy, Run 9 Articles

by Byron Huguley

Ever since the release of 'Knocked Up,'' coming-of-age comedies about doughy slackers have been very profitable at the box office. In his directorial debut, David Schwimmer takes a stab at using the same ingredients in 'Ru...read more

by Sun Meilan

When Dennis Doyle fled from Libby, his pregnant wife-to-be, on their wedding day, he thought that he was doing them both a favour. Five years later, Dennis has had plenty of time to reflect on that day, and he is sure of o...read more

by Movie Pulse

Considering that Run Fatboy Run was originally slated for a year ago, it comes as no surprise that the film is simply terrible. Unable to determine in which direction it wants to go, this laughless comedy stumbles in the d...read more

by Viorika Zeqo

I hate romantic comedies for one simple reason: they are all the same. All movies that are centered around romance follow the same guide line. Boy meets girl. Boy falls for girl. Enter some dramatic event that separates th...read more

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by Claire Stagg

Run, fat boy, Run! And Simon Peggs film about a man named Denis who realizes he can no longer run away from his responsibilities and instead runs, quite literally, in order to prove to the woman and son he loves, that he c...read more

by KValentine

RUN FAT BOY RUN (2007, released in the US 2008) Synopsis: Five years ago, slacker mall security guard Dennis (Simon Pegg) ran from his pregnant fiancee Libby (Thandie Newton) on their wedding day. Now with the rival Whi...read more

by Daniel Johnson

RUN FATBOY RUN (Dir. David Schwimmer, 2007) An unlikely movie-star if there ever was one, Simon Pegg still seems to have nudged a notable niche into the world of hip pop culture. Bit by bit - the first bit being his little...read more

by Stephen Roney

Run fat boy run is probably one of the best films i have ever seen,it is funny from start to finish,not only do you get the fun but you can also relate with simon peggs character as a real person,you feel sorry for him whe...read more

by Mitchell Dean

aka "The Entertaining Brain" Rated: PG-13 Running Time: 100 minutes Directed by: David Schwimmer Written by: Michael Ian Black, Simon Pegg Cast: Simon Pegg, Thandie Newton, Hank Azaria, Dylan Moran Opens: March...read more