Johnny Dangerously

In 1930s New York, Johnny "Dangerous" Kelly, a naive and good-hearted young man, is forced into a life of crime to pay for his father's care in a sanitarium. He rises through the ranks of the mob, becoming a feared gangster, but all the while he yearns for a simpler life and a chance at romance with his childhood sweetheart, Lila. His criminal empire is constantly threatened by rivals and the law, leading to a series of absurd and hilarious situations.

Johnny Dangerously was met with mixed reviews from critics, who often cited its uneven pacing and reliance on gags. However, it gained a cult following over time for its unique blend of parody and gangster film tropes, and Michael Keaton's memorable performance.

• A goofy and often silly parody of gangster films.

• Michael Keaton delivers a memorable dual performance.

• Relies heavily on sight gags and wordplay, which can be hit or miss.

Google audience: Audiences generally found the film to be a fun and funny parody, with many appreciating Michael Keaton's energetic performance. Some viewers felt the humor was a bit too absurd at times, but overall it is considered an enjoyable, lighthearted comedy.

Michael Keaton played both the titular Johnny Dangerously and his innocent alter-ego, Jimmy Wilson, a role he drew inspiration from his own life as a delivery man.