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synopsis: Nicholas Cage stars in this dramatic comedy from director Gore Verbinski (PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: THE CURSE OF THE BLACK PEARL), once again playing a handsome bachelor in a post mid-life crisis (ADAPTATION, THE FAMILY MAN, MATCHSTICK MEN). The son of Pulitzer Prize-winning author Robert Spritz (Michael Caine), David Spritz (Cage) is a successful Chicago weatherman who for reasons beyond his understanding, frequently gets fast-food thrown at him on the street. Could the reason for this be that David's job, though lucrative, requires little exertion, allowing him to occupy what even he admits is a relatively easy existence? Living in the shadow of his father's greatness, and in the wake of a recent marital separation, David messily struggles to impress his father, reconnect to his estranged wife (Hope Davis), and save his troubled kids (Gemmenne de la Peña, Nicholas Hoult), all while trying to land a coveted job in New York. David's efforts to reach and protect his kids feel realistic in that they are heartfelt, but not always successful. Likewise, David's marriage contains tangible flaws that reveal themselves in interesting ways. THE WEATHER MAN contains just as much sadness as it does comedy, and does a good job of finding one in the other. Some of the film's most heartbreaking scenes are also the funniest, the best example of this being when David learns that his daughter is being called "Camel-toe" at school. Each time Cage's clueless and vulnerable David gets hit with a burrito, milk shake, or McDonald's apple pie, we genuinely feel for the guy. Through increasingly insightful voiceovers, viewers are taken on David's journey from the lazy desire for things to be easy to the hard realization that things never are, and as David's wise father says early on in the film: life without struggle is meaningless. ( source: http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/weather_man/ )

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  • Hey cheers for the upload, this actually made me want to watch the film.

  • @rhythmandbluesalibi thats brilliant! hope you enjoy it..

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  • Jerk fuck!

  • maybe its just black guys? lmao!!!!!

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  • Write it down you stupid fuckers

  • @independentfilmbuff This is great could you please upload the scene showing The Weather Man with Michael Caine's character telling Nicholas Cage's character that "in this shit life, we must chuck some things David, we must chuck them in this shit life" unquote. I think it is a great scene from the film. If you find it please upload. Thanks.

  • I'd say he has ADD...like me!

  • Man I'd like to put my face in there.... right in there.

    To this day, this scene is THE best representation of how random thoughts are I have ever seen. Love this movie.

  • Do you have the full movie or a link ?

  • Fuck it's cold..... I wish I had two dicks...

  • TARTAR SAUCE

  • LOL!!

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