Armed and Dangerous
Harold Ramis executive produced the film but asked to have his name removed from both the producer and screenwriter credits because he did not like the final cut of the film. Only his producer credit was removed.,The gun claimed to be a .50 caliber, is actually a .454 Casull.,Noreen: [48:22] Gosh, I didn't realize it was going to be this formal. If I had known it was going to be this kind of party I would have worn underwear.,Featured in 100 Years of Comedy (1997),Candy's Theme
Composed and Produced by Maurice White and Bill Meyers
Performed by Bill Meyers,In a way, maybe it does weaken "Armed and Dangerous" just a little to have so much high action, but how can you not like a John Candy/Eugene Levy movie? In this case, they play security guards who discover all sorts of corruption. But mostly, it's an excuse to be silly. Low humor, sure, but still likable (especially the clothing-switching scene; I bet that they liked filming that!).

Anyway, it's one of many movies that shows what we lost when John Candy died. In other words, it's armed and dangerously funny. Also starring Robert Loggia (happy birthday, Robert!), Kenneth McMillan and Meg Ryan.

A 50 caliber...,