RIP.
Comedic gold. Having Meathead was a huge plus
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He was the bomb. He would have dinner every night with Mel Brooks.

The only flop he produced was Rob Reiner.
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Funny guy in an industry where merely amusing guys are everywhere.
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Nothing pleases me more than knowing that I have lived the best life possible by having met & marrying the gifted Estelle (Stella) Lebost---who partnered with me in bringing Rob, Annie & Lucas Reiner into to this needy & evolving world.

— carl reiner (@carlreiner) June 27, 2020

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I just didn't connect with it, but I was around 10 years old and the spliced in movie scenes had no meaning to me. I think that's part of it. I did like All of Me. I thought that was great. Summer Rental was awesome as well as Summer School.
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When I was a kid they showed reruns of the Dick Van Dyke show every day. Carl Reiner was a genius playing Alan Brady on that show. He was also the head writer.
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But Rob Reiner directed Stand by Me and When Harry Met Sally. He has added value to the world.
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Was it his decision to cast Meg Ryan as Sally? Because, if he wasn't, then he doesn't get credit for that movie.
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Crazy to think he had moved into a more producer role on the Dick Van Dyke show. Think about it like that and you realize what a career this guy had.
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He was great. His meathead son - not so much.
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98 is a great run. What a life, Mel Brooks was his best friend, and his son was a meathead.
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Rob Reiner did Spinal Tap, which makes him immortal in my book.
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Adding A Few Good Men for consideration of greatness.
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Wrong.
Rob Reiner is a great director. Who didn't love This is Spinal Tap and The Princess Bride?
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The first one they did was ok. Then they just got too stupidly ridiculous.
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