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Virginie 2022-04-23 06:01:02
In the small town of Beksai, Jerry and Mike are a gangster. Mike was commissioned by the videotape owner Fletcher to take care of the videotape store. Jerry happened to be involved in a magnetization incident and all the videotapes were washed out in order to be able to fight Fletcher. My husband has an explanation. They decided to remake the film that was washed out, which caused the poorly-business video tape store to suddenly come back to life. The FBI contacted them, all the video tapes were destroyed, and their store was also facing the situation of being demolished. , Jerry and Mike decided to make a film about famous jazz musicians in the town. Can they succeed?
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Pauline 2022-04-24 07:01:15
Although it's not very exciting, but after all, they are all people who love shadows, and they feel a lot of the same, so it's still pretty good.
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Elouise 2022-04-24 07:01:15
In fact, the filming is not very good (it is also sweded in terms of level), but seeing the director juxtapose global/local, new/old elements, trying to re-emphasize the importance of "memory" (and the function of video) under the non-stop modernization , and even perform a collective applause that may only appear in the movie. It is warm, romantic, silly, and touching. It can be called "Edwood" in the 21st century, and it also calls for more Ed Wood.
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Jerry: [Alma is providing the voices for "The Lion King"] Listen to me. I need to you say the line. I need you to say "I will piss on the bones of your ancestors"...
Mike: No, no! That's not in the movie!
Jerry: [interrupts] This is the next Lion King. This is Part II.
Alma: Roar! I will piss on the bones of your ancestors!
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Jerry: My brain's been paranized!