Death Becomes Her - Full Frame Edition [DVD]

MAKES FOR A PERFECT ADULT HALLOWEEN MOVIE!! AWESOME ACTORS/ACTRESSES AND FUNNY THEME! I makes me smile and laugh every time I watch it!

Great comedy.

Just great. A classic. Three amazing actors creating a masterpiece

Death Becomes Her is an absolute classic! The dark comedy and over-the-top performances make it endlessly entertaining. The visual effects still hold up surprisingly well, and the story is delightfully twisted and fun. A must-watch for anyone who loves quirky, campy humor with a sharp edge. I always watch around Halloween.

GREAT MOVIE, NO COMMERCIALS, THANKS

Death Becomes Her is a stylish, satirical black comedy that explores the dangers of vanity and the price of eternal youth. Directed by Robert Zemeckis, the film showcases Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn as two rivals who discover a mystical potion granting them immortality—with unexpected consequences. Meanwhile, Bruce Willis delivers a surprisingly comedic performance as the hapless plastic surgeon caught in the middle of their chaotic feud. Pros: ✅ Groundbreaking Visual Effects: Won an Academy Award for its innovative CGI, showcasing twisted, supernatural transformations. ✅ Sharp Satire: Offers a witty critique of Hollywood’s obsession with youth and beauty, wrapped in dark humor. ✅ Strong Performances: Streep and Hawn’s rivalry is delightfully over-the-top, while Willis brings unexpected comedic charm. Cons: ⚠ Uneven Pacing: Some parts drag, particularly in mid-film setup moments. ⚠ Campy Tone: The exaggerated performances and absurd scenarios might not appeal to all audiences. For fans of dark comedy, satire, and visually inventive storytelling, Death Becomes Her remains a cult classic, blending humor, horror, and biting social commentary.

A very funny comedy,appropriate for younger teens to adults. Given the choice to rent for $8 on cable or purchase here, absolutely purchase.

Everybody knows that Hollywood is full of people who would sell their soul for youth and beauty, but ... literally? They come pretty close in "Death Becomes Her," a delightfully wicked, twisted black comedy directed by Robert Zemeckis -- the dialogue is wonderfully barbed, the comedy is warped, and the quartet of lead actors give the performances of a lifetime. Years ago, starlet Madeline Ashton (Meryl Streep) stole plastic surgeon Ernest Menville (Bruce Willis) from her longtime rival, dowdy writer Helen Sharp (Goldie Hawn). Consumed by hatred for Madeleine, Helen becomes an obese recluse and is eventually locked up in a mental institution. Present day (and by that, I mean the 1980s): Madeline and Ernest (now a harpyish has-been and an alcoholic undertaker) appear at the signing for Helen's bestselling book -- and are shocked to see that she's now a stunning youthful bombshell. This drives Madeline to seek out the services of Lisle von Rhoman (Isabella Rossellini), a sensual sorceress who sells her a potion that restores her youth. A small warning: "Take care of your body." Easier said than done. Meanwhile, Helen and Ernest have been plotting to kill her, and a fight leads to Madeleine falling down the stairs and twisting her head 180 degrees. She's not dead... but not really alive either. And the problem is, Helen has had the same treatment -- meaning that when Madeleine gets her revenge, her rival doesn't die either. Is there a way out of this mess, or are the ladies doomed to eternal unlife? If you like moral messages with your warped comedy, here's "Death Becomes Her's": a short life lived to the fullest is way better than an empty endless one, and shallow people who try to stay eternally young are pathetic. Nobody can argue with that, but that's not the reason people watch this movie. They watch it for the wickedly warped wit and the hilarious trio of actors. Zemeckis does an absolutely brilliant job with the sort of gothic-screwball plot, which is the perfect mix of ghoulish humor and slapstick. The dialogue is full of witty barbs ("You're a fraud, Helen! You're a walking lie and I can see right through you!"), and hilarious dialogue ("They took her to the morgue." "The morgue? She'll be FURIOUS!"). And some of the scenes here will make you howl your head off, such as the grand finale -- why can't more movies end this brilliantly? Additionally, Zemeckis brought out the best in all three lead actors. I don't really like Hawn's acting, and tend to consider Willis' mixed -- but Streep and Hawn are deliciously catty, shallow and a little crazed, playing a pair of thoroughly repulsive women. Willis plays Ernest as a depressed mortician who gets increasingly frantic as the story goes on, and Isabella Rossellini is brilliant as the beauty-obsessed sorceress. "Death Becomes Her" is the sort of movie I wish they would make more often -- a wild, hilarious dark comedy with a twisted streak a mile wide. A must see.

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J'adore ce film l'histoire les acteurs très belle comédie 🫶

Sehr gut.

This is one of the best comedies of the 1990's and it is now lived up to the true classic that foretells every woman's nightmare and every man's horror when the Witch Queen of full Beauty wants to stay as the Snow White. Madeline Ashton is a washed up Actress (played marvellously​ by the versatile Oscar winner and the best actress in show business according to critics and audience is Meryl Streep) and when her Childhood rival Helen Sharp (Goldie Hawn) brings in Fiancé Dr Ernest Menville (Bruce Willis) and swiftly​ before Helen can say "smiley faces", Madeline takes Ernest away and betrothed, then Helen plots revenge that is better than murder, and soon Madeline encounters the mysterious Mr Chagall and recommends the answer to faded flower Madeline's​ wishes of ageless Beautiful enchantress and witch Elesle Van Rhuman (Isabella Rossellini). Then as two women meet, there deepest secret is revealed. This is one of the top ten best dark comedies you will ever see and the cast are in fine form, you will see two of the most beautiful, immoral, greedy, vain women fighting as they knock each other down literally. The script is packed with one-liners that are viciously​ sarcastic but witty and reflect symbolism of ageing. Rossellini that represents youth as three hunky helpers with those "popular" names and when she calls them they "awake" It is a brilliant comedy which is rarely made anymore back when the days are so carefree, Both Actresses​ Streep and Hawn are brilliant and gorgeous, their comedy timing is genius and there is no dull moment. Go watch it because it is so much fun and forget a few negative sensitivity bruised reviews

Film mythique, l’édition blu ray rend hommage à ce film drolatique et sarcastique ! Un vrai régal