source: Men at Work

You guys were hilarious and every actor just did what any good movie from the 90s did, act and be genuine in their character no matter how corny or hilarious the role was. Thank god for these movies.

How do people know Weekend at Bernies but not Men at Work? I think it's underrated the score is awesome and Keith David turned the thoughts on French fries as sacred in 1990. I watched it last night. It was my childhood fantasy to live in Los Playas.

One of the better c omedies to come from this period, Men at Work is worth watching, unike many films of today. Someone said Keith David carries the film? Must be a relative of Keith David -- I've never thought that once and I've viewed the film multiple times. Guessing there is another reason behind such a strange comment. Regardles, the 2 rent a cops handcuffed together on the children's merry go round is priceless.

Starring the two brothers Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez Men at work is a barely remembered comedy and rightly so- It is an okay effort featuring the then upcoming actors. There are few laughs thrown around but by and large it is a largely forgotten movie.

This film was not entertaining or funny, in fact it was depressingly un-funny. Emilio Estevez should stick to playing bit-parts in other peoples movies and leave the making of movies to those that know how. After seeing first rate comedies like "The Big Lebowski" and "Kingpin" this little film is a waste of time.

Starring the two brothers Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez Men at work is a barely remembered comedy and rightly so- It is an okay effort featuring the then upcoming actors. There are few laughs thrown around but by and large it is a largely forgotten movie.

This film started out promisingly and had me laughing out loud at points but it was let down by the unrealistic action sequences at the end. Good fun though.

I won't lie to you, this movie is pretty lame. The acting is weak, the characters are stupid, but for some reason, I enjoyed it. The plot is like this: Carl (Charlie Sheen) and James (Emilio Estevez) are garbage men who happen to find the body of a local politician in the trash. However, they are reluctant to go to the police because Carl shot the guy with a pellet gun the night before (long, long, long, story). The plot is lacking, and there is probably much more profanity than there needs to be, but this movie does have its humorous moments. Watch it when there is nothing else on, or when it's raining outside. Otherwise, don't bother.

I turned it off shortly after they found the body and decided not to let the police department know. Why? Because they were worried about shooting him (when he was alive) with a damn BB gun. Seriously?? This entire movie could have been avoided due to that one stupid moment of idiocy. Then I would have been saved the 20 minutes I put into it.