The Man Who Knew Too Little

"The Man Who Knew Too Little" is an under-appreciated laughfest from 1997 that revolves around a clueless American named Wallace Ritchie, played by none other than Bill Murray, who unwittingly gets involved in an international assassination plot during his visit to London. The storyline is pretty clever: Mistaken for a special agent, he thinks he's participating in an "immersive theater" performance.

One of the enticing factors of this movie is Murray's comedic timing. His blend of wit and naivety make the blunders and mistaken-identity scenes even more amusing. But while Murray steals the limelight, the supporting characters also deliver stellar performances, adding to the overall comedic milieu. The plot, however, leaves a little to be desired. The convenience of events might come across as too silly or cartoonish to some viewers.

If you love comedies anchored by charismatic lead performances and absurd storyline, this one's for you. It's a fantastic reminder of Bill Murray's talent for playing loveable goofballs, making it a perfect choice for a light-hearted movie night that promises many laughs.