Anne Ramsey manages to be memorable even though her screen time is limited, particularly when portraying the mother that the henpecked son "Owen" (Danny DeVito) feels like throwing off a train. Simultaneously, an unsuccessful writer named "Larry" is yelling at the television while his former spouse, "Margaret" (Kate Mulgrew), is making appearances on talk shows to promote a book he supposedly authored. He’d be happy …

It’s true that the film occasionally feels disjointed, but I still found 'Throw Momma from the Train' enjoyable. Danny DeVito takes on directorial duties for this one, and that was my reason for selecting it; I’m trying to see more of his work, and he truly is the highlight of the movie. Billy Crystal also delivers a solid performance, and their chemistry together is quite pleasant. I have to admit, Anne Ramsey…