Saturday Movies: The Master of Disguise (2002)

I'm not exactly sure what made me think it would be a good idea to watch The Master of Disguise. Don't anyone get mad, but I've never found Dana Carvey funny even though I've known a lot of people that do. Any appeal found in this movie at all will have to at least be on a Carvey basis, but the movie does have a lot of child like humor, that kids might fight funny, but for adults there isn't a lot to be interesting.

Summary: Pistachio is a Italian waiter who is just living an average life, until he finds out that he is descended from masters of disguises. This explains his ability to slip into other natures so naturally. After his father is kidnapped by Bowman, who wants to steal the treasures of the world, Pistachio is going to have to live out his family's legacy with the help of his grandfather. His father has been kidnapped so Bowman can utilize his ability to disguise in order to get access to places. Pistachio though is trying to juggle his love life that seems to get a boost not long after the family reveal.