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My Cousin Vinny Welcome to The Guys Review, where we review media, products and experiences. **READ APPLE REVIEWS/Fan Mail** Mention Twitter DM group - like pinned tweet Read emails Twitter Poll My Cousin Vinny Directed by: Jonathan Lynn (also directed Clue and Nuns on the Run) Starring: Joe Pesci Ralph Macchio Marisa Tomei Mitchell Whitfield Fred Gwynne (his last role before he died in 1993) Released: March 13, 1992 Budget: $11M ($21.7M in 2021 Box Office: $64.1M ($126.4M in 2021) Ratings: IMDb 7.6/10 Rotten Tomatoes 86% Metacritic 68% Google Users 91% Marisa Tomei won an academy award for best supporting actress for her role in this film. First time you saw the movie? Plot: We open with a car driving down what looks to be a hot county road. THey're obviously young guys on a road trip, and they enter Alabama. They're observing some very southern sites of dirt for sale, roadside produce stands, and free manure. They stop in a gas station for cheap supplies. The boys leave and Bill realizes he accidentally stole some tuna, just then a police car pulls them over, and Stan is worried about being executed. The officer pulling them over pulls a shot gun and orders them out of the car. Cut to them being in a line up, still convinced its still about tuna. Back at the gas station the boys stopped at, there is a body on the ground and Sheriff Farley confirms someone killed Jimmy Willys. Back at the station, Sheriff Farley talks to Bill about the murder, but Bill thinks they're still talking about the tuna. Interrogating Stan, he explains why he didn't stop him. In the sheriffs office, Bill explains what happened with the tuna. When the Sheriff asks when did he shoot the clerk, and Bill finally realizes what is actually happening. They get to make their phone calls, and Bill calls his mom. He explains what he thinks is happening, how corrupt everyone is and Stan adds the KKK members and they sleep with their sisters... To no ones amusement. Bill tells Stan they have a lawyer
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