Rosie O'Donnell's acting in Riding The Bus With My Sister

This movie destroyed the careers of Anjelica Huston, Andie Macdowell, and Rosie O'Donnell.

I must admit, I watch this movie every so often (or at least the Rosie scenes, not the whole movie) and can't stop laughing uncontrollably. It's like a SNL skit. They should have passed it off as a comedy.

This really backfired on Rosie's attempt to make this her 'dramatic actress' project.

And they Data Lounge was OVEH

Makes Rob Lowe in Square Dance seem like a genius.

Oh god, oh man

i came here to post that, R5

One died. Transcendent.

“Is it still raining? I hadn’t noticed”.

Costar Andie has some great acting skills, too.

Can someone translate R3? Is R3 Joey Luft?

Turned me off deviled eggs

Regardless, Rosie was playing a real person.. She met her, hung out with and her interpretation is how the real Beth is. Growing up she was called severely retarded, Now she's diagnosed as Autistic,

yet Sean Penn almost gets the Oscar

I love the first comment under the video at op's link.

"This movie has aged well."

Seriously? Is that person on crack??

r13 I was thinking this movie was in the 80s or something. Wow.

Am I missing something? It's extreme,but there are people that disabled in real life and if that's what she's supposed to be portraying it's actually pretty accurate.

Opie and Anthony’s (I know, I know) Jim said when this came out, “she’s not acting. This is the same voice she used to goof on the slow kids back in Commack!”

It was funny when Huston was going around promoting her two volumes of autobiography (terrible, btw) she made sure nobody mentioned this. According to her the only movie she ever directed was Bastard out of Carolina.

R15 Yeah, I guess you're missing her bad acting.

[quote]It's like a SNL skit

Watch and compare. I don’t know which came first but I’m team Kaitlyn

Rosie?

I am Sam was hilarious

Everybody knows you never go full retard.

[quote]t was funny when Huston was going around promoting her two volumes of autobiography (terrible, btw) she made sure nobody mentioned this.

Geez, can you blame her ?

I guess someone said to Rosie:

"This dramatic turn will be great for your career. It will be your Emmy you've been craving - the one that will show the world you're a serious actress aside from being a comic. It will do for you what 'Friendly Fire' did for Burnett. What 'Stone Pillow' did for Lucy. This is your moment to shine, Rosie."

And Rosie believed it.

Dats da suck job!