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Ivah 2022-04-24 07:01:05
Simple metaphor, but beautifully...
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Sherwood 2022-04-24 07:01:05
People should live a more colorful life, express themselves bravely, and pursue what they think in their hearts. It's not a joy to have everything on track. The subject matter of this movie is so...
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Freddy 2022-04-24 07:01:05
Reese Witherspoon is so...
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晓雪 2022-04-24 07:01:05
Good idea, flippant ending. It seems to be the director's...
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Nola 2022-04-24 07:01:05
Dystopian movies. Too-perfect personalities or too-perfect worlds are indeed either scary or boring. The meaning of life lies in its unpredictable and controllable future, and there is hope and pursuit because of the unknown. There are many familiar faces in this film, and the young Paul Walker makes people feel sad. But Reese Witherspoon is such a disaster that I can't bear to stare at her every time she comes...
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Maxwell 2022-04-24 07:01:05
Sex opens up a new era and gives the world a little color see...
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Gerardo 2022-04-24 07:01:05
It tells the story of a brother and sister who entered a "wild" civilized land (the whole city is like a model, and people are like puppets) and changed it. Color is the highlight. In the middle, I was going to be serious, but I was quickly and easily led to the emotions, ego, and freedom that Americans are used to. The two brothers and sisters didn't make it...
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Rocio 2022-04-24 07:01:05
When I was a child, I saw the introduction of this film in the sci-fi world. Only now. The setting is very interesting, and the color of the film is very good. But it's dangerous to see those desires fueled by consumerism as a hope for breaking out of dystopia, so it turns out to be a typical Hollywood consumerism propaganda...
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Victoria 2022-04-24 07:01:05
A silly, simple and fun fantasy story with references to rock music, sexual liberation, and segregation. Although a "perfect world" is ultimately an unrealistic fantasy, it reveals the nostalgia of contemporary Americans for the affluent life of the...
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Ola 2022-04-24 07:01:05
It's fun, fun. I think anyone in the virtual world would be crazier than in this movie. I can't help but think of her ex-husband when I see the heroine, tsk tsk tsk, Ryan...
Pleasantville Comments
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TV Repairman: Hey - who did Muffin take to the Masquerade Ball when her date came down with the measles?
David: Her father.
TV Repairman: That's right! And how'd she dress him?
David: As Prince Charming.
TV Repairman: Nice! Remember the one where Bud lost his cousin when he was supposed to be watching him?
David: Yep.
TV Repairman: What department store did they go to?
David: MacIntyre's.
TV Repairman: McGinty's.
David: No! MacIntyre's! Remember?
[sings a jingle]
David: "For the very best in men's attire, head right down to MacIntyre's."
[smiles proudly]
TV Repairman: That's right.
[Looks consideringly at David]
TV Repairman: Listen, uh, why don't you take this remote instead? It's got a little more oomph in it.
David: Oomph?
TV Repairman: Sure! Big beautiful set like that? You want something'll put you right in the show.
[as David takes the remote control, the room fills with supernatural flashes of lightning and a rumble of thunder]
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[David and Howard are eating lunch at school and studying for the "Pleasantville" Trivia Competition]
Howard: Okay, in the very first "Pleasantville" episode, whose window did Bud break when he was playing with his father's golf clubs?
David: Easy: Mister Jenkins. What job did Mister Jenkins have?
[Howard doesn't know]
David: Salesman. What did Bud and Mary Sue name the cat they found in the gutter?
Howard: Scout?
David: Marmalade! All right, all right, here's one. Why did their parents come home early from their weekend at the lake?
[Howard doesn't know]
David: 'Cause Bud didn't answer the phone and they were worried about him.
Howard: Man. You're unbelievable. You'll win this thing for sure. When is it on?
David: Uh, marathon starts at 6:30, contest is tomorrow at noon.
Howard: A thousand bucks, huh? And it's on all night?
David: Well, of course it is, Howard. That's why they call it a marathon.
