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* BittersweetEnding: David makes peace with his father before he passes away. His marriage to Noreen is over, but his relationship with his children is much improved. He accepts his new job in New York, where he gets a lot more respect and people no longer throw food at him (a possible side-effect of the bow he carries for his new archery hobby). The film ends with David and the ''Hello America'' riding a Thanksgiving parade between the New York Fire Department and WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants - a position which he treats like a metaphor.
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* BittersweetEnding: David makes peace with his father before he passes away. His marriage to Noreen is over, but his relationship with his children is much improved. He accepts his new job in New York, where he his new-found confidence gets him a lot more respect and people no longer throw food at him (a possible side-effect of the bow he carries for his new archery hobby). The film ends with David and the ''Hello America'' cast riding a Thanksgiving parade between the New York Fire Department and WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants - a position which he treats like a metaphor.metaphor for his lot in life.
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* BittersweetEnding: David makes peace with his father before he passes away. His marriage to Noreen is over, but his relationship with his children is much improved. He accepts his new job in New York, where he gets a lot more respect and people no longer throw food at him (a possible side-effect of the bow he carries for his new archery hobby). The film ends with David and the ''Hello America'' riding a Thanksgiving parade between the New York Fire Deapartment and WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants - a position which he treats like a metaphor.
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* BittersweetEnding: David makes peace with his father before he passes away. His marriage to Noreen is over, but his relationship with his children is much improved. He accepts his new job in New York, where he gets a lot more respect and people no longer throw food at him (a possible side-effect of the bow he carries for his new archery hobby). The film ends with David and the ''Hello America'' riding a Thanksgiving parade between the New York Fire Deapartment Department and WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants - a position which he treats like a metaphor.
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* BittersweetEnding: David makes peace with his father before he passes away. His marriage to Noreen is over, but his relationship with his children is much improved. He accepts his new job in New York, where he gets a lot more respect and people no longer throw food at him (a possible side-effect of the bow he carries for his new archery hobby). The film ends with him and the ''Hello America'' riding a Thanksgiving parade between the New York Fire Deapartment and WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants - a position which he muses on philosophically.
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* BittersweetEnding: David makes peace with his father before he passes away. His marriage to Noreen is over, but his relationship with his children is much improved. He accepts his new job in New York, where he gets a lot more respect and people no longer throw food at him (a possible side-effect of the bow he carries for his new archery hobby). The film ends with him David and the ''Hello America'' riding a Thanksgiving parade between the New York Fire Deapartment and WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants - a position which he muses on philosophically.treats like a metaphor.
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* BittersweetEnding: David makes peace with his father before he passes away. His marriage to Noreen is over, but his relationship with his children is much improved. He accepts his new job in New York, where he gets a lot more respect and people no longer throw food at him (a possible side-effect of the bow he carries for his new archery hobby). The film ends with him and the ''Hello America'' riding a Thanksgiving parade between the New York Fire Deapartment and WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants - a position which he muses on philosophically.
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''The Weather Man'' is a 2005 American comedy-drama directed by Creator/GoreVerbinski that has Weatherman (Creator/NicolasCage) going through a mid-life crisis while suffering from disrespect from people due to his job.
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''The Weather Man'' is a 2005 American comedy-drama directed by Creator/GoreVerbinski that has Weatherman a weatherman named David Spritzel (Creator/NicolasCage) going through a mid-life crisis while suffering from disrespect from people due to his job.
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''The Weather Man'' is a 2005 American comedy-drama directed by Creator/GoreVerbinski that has Weatherman (Creator/NicolasCage) going through a mid-life crisis while suffering from disrespect from people due to his job.
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* RunningGag: People are throwing fast food at David throughout the movie because they're so resentful of how easy his job is. It gets a lot less funny at one point when someone throws a [=McDonald=]'s apple pie at him, since he picks it up and runs after the people, throwing it back at them while screaming that he has kids and now he has to see them with pie on his clothes.
* WeatherReport: Davis is a weatherman who is so resented by people that they throw food and drinks at him. [[NeverTrustATrailer When he takes up archery and starts carrying a bow with him, people stop throwing stuff at him]].
* WeatherReport: Davis is a weatherman who is so resented by people that they throw food and drinks at him. [[NeverTrustATrailer When he takes up archery and starts carrying a bow with him, people stop throwing stuff at him]].
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* RunningGag: People are throwing fast food at David throughout the movie because they're so resentful of how easy his job is. It gets a lot less funny at one point when someone throws a [=McDonald=]'s [=McDonald's=] apple pie at him, since he picks it up and runs after the people, throwing it back at them while screaming that he has kids and now he has to see them with pie on his clothes.
* WeatherReport: Davis is a weatherman who is so resented by people that they throw food and drinks at him.[[NeverTrustATrailer When he takes up archery and starts carrying a bow with him, people stop throwing stuff at him]].him.
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* WeatherReport: Davis is a weatherman who is so resented by people that they throw food and drinks at him.
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* GunsInChurch: David takes up archery as hobby. At the end of the movie, he is seen carrying a bow over his shoulder as he walks down the city streets. In closing narration, he acknowledges that it might be why people don't through things at him from their cars anymore.
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* GunsInChurch: David takes up archery as hobby. At the end of the movie, he is seen carrying a bow over his shoulder as he walks down the city streets. In closing narration, he acknowledges that it might be why people don't through throw things at him from their cars anymore.
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A 2005 American comedy-drama directed by Creator/GoreVerbinksi that has Weatherman (Creator/NicolasCage) going through a mid-life crisis while suffering from disrespect from people due to his job.
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A 2005 American comedy-drama directed by Creator/GoreVerbinksi Creator/GoreVerbinski that has Weatherman (Creator/NicolasCage) going through a mid-life crisis while suffering from disrespect from people due to his job.
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A 2005 American comedy-drama directed by Creator/GoreVerbinksi that has Weatherman (Creator/NicolasCage) going through a mid-life crisis while suffering from disrespect from people due to his job.
The movie also stars Creator/MichaelCaine, Creator/HopeDavis, Creator/NicholasHoult, Creator/MichaelRispoli, Creator/GilBellows, Creator/JudithMcConnell, and Creator/TomSkilling.
It was released on October 28, 2005.
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* AttendingYourOwnFuneral: David arranges a "living funeral" for his father, who is dying of cancer. He gets through one line of his eulogy before the power cuts out.
* GunsInChurch: David takes up archery as hobby. At the end of the movie, he is seen carrying a bow over his shoulder as he walks down the city streets. In closing narration, he acknowledges that it might be why people don't through things at him from their cars anymore.
* RunningGag: People are throwing fast food at David throughout the movie because they're so resentful of how easy his job is. It gets a lot less funny at one point when someone throws a [=McDonald=]'s apple pie at him, since he picks it up and runs after the people, throwing it back at them while screaming that he has kids and now he has to see them with pie on his clothes.
* WeatherReport: Davis is a weatherman who is so resented by people that they throw food and drinks at him. [[NeverTrustATrailer When he takes up archery and starts carrying a bow with him, people stop throwing stuff at him]].
The movie also stars Creator/MichaelCaine, Creator/HopeDavis, Creator/NicholasHoult, Creator/MichaelRispoli, Creator/GilBellows, Creator/JudithMcConnell, and Creator/TomSkilling.
It was released on October 28, 2005.
!Tropes for the film:
* AttendingYourOwnFuneral: David arranges a "living funeral" for his father, who is dying of cancer. He gets through one line of his eulogy before the power cuts out.
* GunsInChurch: David takes up archery as hobby. At the end of the movie, he is seen carrying a bow over his shoulder as he walks down the city streets. In closing narration, he acknowledges that it might be why people don't through things at him from their cars anymore.
* RunningGag: People are throwing fast food at David throughout the movie because they're so resentful of how easy his job is. It gets a lot less funny at one point when someone throws a [=McDonald=]'s apple pie at him, since he picks it up and runs after the people, throwing it back at them while screaming that he has kids and now he has to see them with pie on his clothes.
* WeatherReport: Davis is a weatherman who is so resented by people that they throw food and drinks at him. [[NeverTrustATrailer When he takes up archery and starts carrying a bow with him, people stop throwing stuff at him]].
