MouseHunt
Who's hunting who?
Down-on-their luck brothers, Lars and Ernie Smuntz, aren't happy with the crumbling old mansion they inherit... until they discover the estate is worth millions. Before they can cash in, they have to rid the house of its single, stubborn occupant—a tiny and tenacious mouse.
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Mousehunt (1997), 35mm film trailer, flat open matte, 1.17:1 ratio 2520x2160

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MOUSEHUNT Preview Trailer
Cast

Nathan Lane
Ernie Smuntz

Lee Evans
Lars Smuntz

Vicki Lewis
April Smuntz

Maury Chaykin
Alexander Falko

Eric Christmas
The Lawyer

Michael Jeter
Quincy Thorpe

Debra Christofferson
Ingrid

Camilla Søeberg
Hilde

Ian Abercrombie
Auctioneer

Annabelle Gurwitch
Roxanne Atkins

Eric Poppick
The Banker

Ernie Sabella
Maury

William Hickey
Rudolf Smuntz

Christopher Walken
Caesar

Melanie MacQueen
Mayor's Wife

Mario Cantone
Zeppco Suit #1

Suzanne Krull
Waitress #1

William Frankfather
Mr. Texas

Peter Gregory
Doctor

E.J. Callahan
Historical Clerk
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Reviews
谭哞哞
The opening part of *The Mouse Hunt* is indeed funny—especially the bit where the protagonist’s dad falls into the sewer.
After the mouse shows up, the suffering goes on forever, so I skipped most of the scenes where the mouse fights back because they were kind of boring. Honestly, even though the mouse defeats different opponents in different ways, the theme is always the same: the mouse is so powerful that everyone gets humiliated.
Even heroes as strong as Spider‑Man or Jackie Chan in *Jackie Chan Adventures* can take down a bunch of foes in a single episode, but they occasionally run into truly formidable enemies that take two or three episodes to defeat—like Venom for Spider‑Man or the Hell Demon in *Jackie Chan Adventures*. If the mouse dominates the whole story from start to finish, isn’t that dull? Is this really just a family comedy meant only for kids?
The $25 million auctioned old house gets wrecked by the mouse, and then the mouse follows the two brothers to a textile factory, where it makes a cheesy furball. The brothers end up making peace with the mouse… I think I’ll go watch *How to Train Your Dragon* instead.
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