Dirty
Work is a moving with one of my favorite underrated actors, Norm McDonald.
He plays Mitch, an guy who always seems to be down on his luck. Early in
the movie, he gets fired from his job, and loses his girlfriend shortly after.
While seeking refuge at his friend Sam's house (Lange), he finds out that his
Sam's dad (Warden) needs a heart transplant.
Sam tries negotiating with the surgeon (Chase) in
order to get a heart transplant for Pops, but the guy wants $50,000 to pay his
bookie off. To make matters worse, they need to earn the money quickly,
as the surgeon's life is being threatened. Mitch won't let his best
friend's dad go down so easily, so he immediately decides to help Sam earn the
money.
After not being able to think of any ways to make
money this quickly, Sam and Mitch begin to talk about old times. They
talk about how they used to never let anyone push them around, and how they
always got revenge on people who did them wrong. Then it hit them...
a revenge for hire business!
They opened a revenge for hire business called
Dirty Work Inc, and began to work fast to earn the money needed for the
operation. This is where most of the hilarity ensues. Most of
their revenge is good clean fun for the boys and the audience. Of
course, any movie won't let things get this easy, as Dirty Work Inc tangles
with a greedy tyrant by the name of Travis Cole (Christopher McDonald).
He decides not to pay for Dirty Work's services, and that doesn't sit well
with Sam & Mitch. They decide to exact revenge. The laughs keep on
coming, and things get very interesting.
The movie has a few twists and turns, but nothing
terribly shocking. It's an extremely fun ride, however. I
definitely love the movie, and I bought it on DVD right away when I saw it.
It's also a value DVD, so I would recommending picking this up to anyone
looking for a laugh.