Killer Tomatoes Eat France!

1992
Killer Tomatoes Eat France!
3.8| 1h34m| PG| en| More Info
Released: 18 November 1992 Released
Producted By: Four Square Productions
Country: United States of America
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After being busted out of jail by his tomatoes, Professor Mortimer Gangrene begins a new plot to take over the world by inserting his hapless lackey Igor into the throne of the King of France.

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Platypuschow John DeBello provides us one final Killer Tomato movie and honestly that's probably a good thing.Professor Gangreen and his incompetent lacky Igor have one more shot at world domination, this time involving an ancient prophecy and the king of France.Much like the 3rd film there are laughs to be had but most is purile filler and the charm of the first film is thoroughly gone.John Astin is great once again but the novelty is beyond being worn thin and as much as I think the franchise accomplished something it's definitely best that this film be it's death rattle.Essential viewing for fans of the series, but as a standalone film this has very little to offer.The Good: Brilliant opening credits jokes The Bad: Generally very stale Things I Learnt From This Movie: Singing tomatoes are still better than 90% of the UK top 40 Bra's make great parachutes for fluffy talking tomatoes....wait, what? The french armies ammunition of choice are baguettes The Hunchback of Notre Dame isn't 100% certain but he has a hunch
Eric Stevenson I have now officially seen every single Killer Tomatoes movie and I couldn't be happier to finally be done with this series. I was dreading over the fact that I would have to watch one of these two days in a row. This has more fourth wall jokes than the third one, but at this point, it's obviously getting tired. By simply pointing out that you're in a bad movie over and over might have worked a few times. When you go up to the fourth, it just gets stupid and pointless. It's amazing how they actually have the same characters in a series. We get to see the tomatoes talk and we see a giant tomato.Those are things that we were hoping for since the first movie. I can see why this was eventually made into a cartoon. The obnoxious thing is how it shows Professor Gangreen escaping at the very end. He says he'll be back, but thank God, this is the last one! This would work infinitely better as a sketch. In fact, these whole movies just seem like a bunch of sketches dragged out to feature length. We don't get that many French stereotype jokes, but the ones we do have are really dumb. I guess sequels to comedies are generally bad. I'm more or less depressed by how all of these keep getting dumber. Thank you for ending them! *
jacobjohntaylor1 This is the forth killer tomatoes movie. It is best one. It is very funny. Very very stupid. And very funny. This movie has a very good story line. See this movie. See all killer tomatoes movies. They are all very funny. This is not a 3.4. That is just underrating it. This is a great movie. It is very Marc Price is a great actor. This is one of the best comedy movie of all time. John Astin is a very funny. See this movie. John Astin sprays Paris with ketchup. He sprays it all over the eyeful tower. Great movie great movie great movie. Very funny very very funny. The first three movies were funny but this one was funnier. This movie. It is a must see.
siamang7 To all of you whom are calling this a horrible movie, get a clue. It wasn't made to compete in the Oscar run. It is pure schlock and silly, corny fun. A good laugh and just funny in a ridiculous way. Take it for what it's worth and don't over think it. Lots of fun. This is such a great franchise. I have seen interviews with many of the regular cast members and they don't take it seriously at all. Just good clean fun and silliness. I guess it doesn't take much to turn me on but I find them hysterical. L A U G H!!! If you can't laugh at them you need to relax and not take it so seriously. I love the stereotypes and the allusions to other age old stories. It must have been a lot of fun to work on.