Steve Uchrin

In the original script Thornton was written as a poor guy who scrapes together the money to attend college with his son. Harold Ramis read it and told them it was funnier if he was obscenely rich. He was right. That note changed the entire movie. Harold Ramis was just brilliant when an idea just needed one rough edge polished, and this movie is a great example of that.

Here's an interesting one that I've been delayed in writing, but am finally going to finish. Watching it all these years and after multiple...

An insane review of an insane film.

Murder by illusion.

Steve writes his long-awaited love letter to Uncle Lloyd.

Man, dropping the Donner Party at the end blows the whole thing, STEVE.

Steve talks me in to a movie I would never have watched, and, honestly, isn't that what he does best?

You haven't seen HITCHHIKER'S GUIDE? Let Steve spell it out for you because I'm not talking to you until you do.

“I don't have time for this, man. This is a war out here.”

That up-and-down case thing ThE KiDs do WiTh TheiR tYpIng sTarTeD HeRe, DiDn't it?