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* DownerEnding: Subverted/zig-zagged. The final scene of the film revealed that [[spoiler: it didn't work out for Felix and Felyce, but also led to [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming Oscar inviting Felix to come and live with him again.]]]]
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* DownerEnding: Subverted/zig-zagged. The final scene of the film revealed that [[spoiler: it didn't work out for Felix and Felyce, but also led to [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming Oscar inviting Felix to come and live with him again.]]]]]]
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A 1998 comedy film directed by Howard Deutch and starring Creator/JackLemmon and Creator/WalterMatthau as Felix Ungar and Oscar Madison, respectively. It is a sequel to 1968's ''Film/{{The Odd Couple|1968}}'', starring the same actors. Neil Simon, who'd written the screenplay for the earlier film (as well as the 1965 play on which it was based), wrote and produced.
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A 1998 comedy film directed by Howard Deutch and starring Creator/JackLemmon and Creator/WalterMatthau as Felix Ungar and Oscar Madison, respectively. It is a sequel to 1968's ''Film/{{The Odd Couple|1968}}'', starring the same actors. Neil Simon, Creator/NeilSimon, who'd written the screenplay for the earlier film (as well as the 1965 play on which it was based), wrote and produced.
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A 1998 comedy film directed by Howard Deutch and starring Creator/JackLemmon and Creator/WalterMatthau as Felix Ungar and Oscar Madison, respectively. It was is a sequel to 1968's ''Film/{{The Odd Couple|1968}}'', starring the same actors. Neil Simon, who'd written the screenplay for the earlier film (as well as the 1965 play on which it was based), wrote and produced.
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While ''The Odd Couple II'' enjoyed neither the critical nor commercial success of the original film (or even Lemmon and Matthau's ''Film/GrumpyOldMen'' films from a few years earlier), it is acknowledged as a somewhat enjoyable movie [[BellisariosMaxim if watched just for laughs.]]
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While ''The Odd Couple II'' it enjoyed neither the critical nor commercial success of the original film (or even Lemmon and Matthau's ''Film/GrumpyOldMen'' films from a few years earlier), it is acknowledged as a somewhat enjoyable movie [[BellisariosMaxim if watched just for laughs.]]
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''The Odd Couple II'' was a 1998movie comedy film starring Creator/JackLemmon and Creator/WalterMatthau as Felix Ungar and Oscar Madison, respectively. It was a sequel to 1968's ''Film/{{The Odd Couple|1968}}'', starring the same actors. Neil Simon, who'd written the screenplay for the earlier film (as well as the 1965 play on which it was based), wrote and produced.
''The Odd Couple II'' was a 1998
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* InnocentInnuendo: The first time Felix and Oscar get arrested, Felix wonders outloud if this is due to him offering money to that kid in the restroom (ItMakesSenseInContext).
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* HelloAgainOfficer: Taken to the point of insanity. By the time the third act happens and the couple finally leaves for their children's wedding, the cops of the town they've been stranded on for various days have seen them nearly arrested for anything from apparent coyote runs to apparent murder, and the chief simply says that if they ever come back, no matter ''what'', they are to be ''never'' arrested.
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''The Odd Couple II'' was a 1998 movie starring Creator/JackLemmon and Creator/WalterMatthau as Felix Ungar and Oscar Madison, respectively. It was a sequel to 1968's ''Theatre/TheOddCouple'', ''Film/{{The Odd Couple|1968}}'', starring the same actors. Neil Simon, who'd written the screenplay for the earlier film (as well as the 1965 play on which it was based), wrote and produced.
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'''''The Odd Couple II''''' was a 1998 movie starring Creator/JackLemmon and Creator/WalterMatthau as Felix Unger Ungar and Oscar Madison, respectively. It was a sequel to 1968's ''Theatre/TheOddCouple'', starring the same actors. Neil Simon, who'd written the screenplay for the earlier film (as well as the 1965 play on which it was based), wrote and produced.
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'''''The Odd Couple II''''' was a 1998 movie starring Jack Lemmon Creator/JackLemmon and Creator/WalterMatthau as Felix Unger and Oscar Madison, respectively. It was a sequel to 1968's ''Theatre/TheOddCouple'', starring the same actors. Neil Simon, who'd written the screenplay for the earlier film (as well as the 1965 play on which it was based), wrote and produced.
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The film begins with Oscar finding out that [[ContrivedCoincidence his son is marrying Felix's daughter]], and the wedding is in less than a week. The rest of the plot revolves Felix and Oscar traveling to California trying to make their way to the wedding together, which of course evolves into a wild, wacky adventure which makes it seem like they will never make it there. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity ensues]].
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The film begins with Oscar and Felix, who haven't seen each other in years, finding out that [[ContrivedCoincidence his Oscar's son is marrying Felix's daughter]], and the wedding is in less than a week. The rest of the plot revolves Felix and Oscar traveling to California trying to make their way to the wedding together, which of course evolves into a wild, wacky adventure which makes it seem like they will never make it there. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity ensues]].
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--->'''Oscar:''' The wick is almost out, Felix. I just want the candle to glow rather than curse the darkness.
--->'''Felix:''' It's not going out, Oscar. Not yours, not mine. And I still hope that someday, we will both find the right lamplighter.
--->'''Oscar:''' You know, we just used so many metaphors that I forgot what the hell we were talking about.
--->'''Felix:''' It's not going out, Oscar. Not yours, not mine. And I still hope that someday, we will both find the right lamplighter.
--->'''Oscar:''' You know, we just used so many metaphors that I forgot what the hell we were talking about.
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The film was a box-office flop, never reaching the popularity or the commercial success of either the Grumpy Old Men franchise, original film or the ''Film/GrumpyOldMen'' franchise (which also starred Lemmon and Matthau), but it is acknowledged as a somewhat enjoyable movie [[BellisariosMaxim if watched just for laughs.]]
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'''''The Odd Couple II''''' was a 1998 movie starring Creator/JackLemmon Jack Lemmon and Creator/WalterMatthau as Felix Unger and Oscar Madison, respectively. It was a sequel to 1968's ''Theatre/TheOddCouple'', starring the same actors. It was written and produced by Neil Simon, who wrote the screenplay for the earlier film (as well as the 1965 play on which it was based).
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The Odd Couple II was a 1998 movie starring Jack Lemmon Creator/JackLemmon and Walter Matthau Creator/WalterMatthau as Felix Unger and Oscar Madison, respectively. It was a sequel to 1968's ''Theatre/TheOddCouple'', starring the same actors.
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The Odd Couple II was a 1998 movie starring Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau as Felix Unger and Oscar Madison, respectively. It was a sequel to 1968's ''Film/TheOddCouple'', ''Theatre/TheOddCouple'', starring the same actors.
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The Odd Couple II was a 1998 movie starring Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau as Felix Unger and Oscar Madison, respectively. It was a sequel to 1968's The Odd Couple, ''Film/TheOddCouple'', starring the same actors.
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* IdiotBall: Oscar. He forgets Felix's suitcase at the airport, destroys the directions to the wedding and gets them lost on the way, and nearly gets the two of them killed by the bikers for flirting with their girlfriends. Is it any wonder that Felix was ready to choke him by the end of the movie?
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* DownerEnding: Subverted/zig-zagged. The final scene of the film revealed that [[spoiler: it didn't work out for Felix and Felyce, but also led to [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming Oscar inviting Felix to come and live with him again.]]]]
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* {{Metaphorgotten}}: Played straight in a conversation between Oscar and Felix:
--->'''Oscar:''' The wick is almost out, Felix. I just want the candle to glow rather than curse the darkness.
--->'''Felix:''' It's not going out, Oscar. Not yours, not mine. And I still hope that someday, we will both find the right lamplighter.
--->'''Oscar:''' You know, we just used so many metaphors that I forgot what the hell we were talking about.
* OhNoNotAgain: Final scene of the film when [[spoiler: Felix comes back to live with Oscar.]]
--->'''Oscar:''' The wick is almost out, Felix. I just want the candle to glow rather than curse the darkness.
--->'''Felix:''' It's not going out, Oscar. Not yours, not mine. And I still hope that someday, we will both find the right lamplighter.
--->'''Oscar:''' You know, we just used so many metaphors that I forgot what the hell we were talking about.
* OhNoNotAgain: Final scene of the film when [[spoiler: Felix comes back to live with Oscar.]]
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The Odd Couple II was a 1998 movie starring Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau as Felix Unger and Oscar Madison, respectively. It was a sequel to 1968's The Odd Couple, starring the same actors.
The film begins with Oscar finding out that [[ContrivedCoincidence his son is marrying Felix's daughter]], and the wedding is in less than a week. The rest of the plot revolves Felix and Oscar traveling to California trying to make their way to the wedding together, which of course evolves into a wild, wacky adventure which makes it seem like they will never make it there. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity ensues]].
The film was a box-office flop, never reaching the popularity or the commercial success of the Grumpy Old Men franchise, but it is acknowledged as a somewhat enjoyable movie [[BellisariosMaxim if watched just for laughs.]]
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* PrecisionFStrike: Twice with Felix.
** "In your suitcase, they are going to find your broken mutilated, dissected body if you don't go back and find MY fucking suitcase!!"
** "If you say the word 'trifecta' one more time, I am going to choke you until you are dead! [[ItMakesSenseInContext And then this man can arrest me one more time for one more crime in his office]], and HE's gonna have a fourfecta!! Now you shut the FUCK up!!"
The film begins with Oscar finding out that [[ContrivedCoincidence his son is marrying Felix's daughter]], and the wedding is in less than a week. The rest of the plot revolves Felix and Oscar traveling to California trying to make their way to the wedding together, which of course evolves into a wild, wacky adventure which makes it seem like they will never make it there. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity ensues]].
The film was a box-office flop, never reaching the popularity or the commercial success of the Grumpy Old Men franchise, but it is acknowledged as a somewhat enjoyable movie [[BellisariosMaxim if watched just for laughs.]]
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* PrecisionFStrike: Twice with Felix.
** "In your suitcase, they are going to find your broken mutilated, dissected body if you don't go back and find MY fucking suitcase!!"
** "If you say the word 'trifecta' one more time, I am going to choke you until you are dead! [[ItMakesSenseInContext And then this man can arrest me one more time for one more crime in his office]], and HE's gonna have a fourfecta!! Now you shut the FUCK up!!"