Stuck on You

In the porn set scene, Walt's stomach "skin" is untucked and loose.

You can tell by the ruffles just right above his bikini.

On the way to the hospital, when Morty pulls up next to the moving car in his scooter, he is holding a cigar in his hand; the smoke is blowing forward, not backward as it should on a moving vehicle.

When the brothers are shown making the large order in under 180 seconds, they put the buns down for the ketchup and mustard.

One of the buns clearly already has a mustard stain on it that was wiped off from a previous take.

The car doors that Bob and Walt open to walk May to the door after the first date are closed in the next scene.

Bob and Walt never closed the car doors.

When May finds out that Bob and Walter are conjoined twins, they are holding a Dunkin' Donuts bag.

There are no Dunkin' Donuts in Los Angeles.

Bob's glove when he's having the panic attack.

As Walt is singing "Summertime" on-stage, the audio track does not match his lip movements when he is being carried by the group of women.

During the opening credits when Walt and Bob get out of bed and their feet hit the floor, if you look under the bed, you can see a face of what is probably a crew member.

In some scenes Morty has some missing teeth, but in the other scenes he has a full set.

While it's true that in real life Bob and Walt cannot possibly be conjoined twins because they are not identical, this movie is a comedy and the filmmakers obviously chose two actors who look nothing alike as a joke.

They also give a "half-baked" explanation (regarding the liver) as to why they look different.

In the end credits, the song "Moonlight Feels Right" by 'Starbuck (II)' (qv) appears as written by 'Michael Blackman (I)' (qv).

The song was actually written by the lead singer, Bruce Blackman.

"Siamese" twins Matt Damon and Greg Kinnear (as Bob Tenor and Walt Tenor) are joined at the hip (and liver). They have been told surgical separation would risk Mr.

A Farrelly brothers comedy about a set of conjoined twins? Let's face it - this could have been a one-joke movie that became stale after ten minutes.

Let's get the obvious out of the way: conjoined twins are always identical. Stuck on You is a fictional movie, not a documentary.

Stuck on You (2003): Dir: Bobby Farrelly, Peter Farrelly / Cast: Matt Damon, Greg Kinnear, Eva Mendes, Cher, Wen Yann Shih: The one problem with this film is that it's not as funny as it should be. It is like Peter and Bobby Farrelly have caved in to the controversy surrounding the vulgar humour in their films.

I was worried with the 5.6 rating this was going to be average at best but it's so well acted and delivered I can't understand who didn't like it.

Decent watch at best, could watch again, and can recommend.I'm a fan of Matt Damon, but not so much Greg Kinnear, though both are clearly quality actors.

Bob (Matt Damon) and Walt Tenor (Greg Kinnear) are conjoined twins living in Martha's Vineyard. They are cooks/owners of a diner, ace goaltenders, all around good guys, and so much more.

Stuck on You is a light sweet comedy. It takes a while to get going.

A great comedy, with a great script, wholesome message and a new, original story. Nuff said.