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Difficult to do simple and right things
Lamar 2021-11-26 08:01:42
If it weren’t for the picture quality and the actors, I would be dazzled to suspect that this is a story made from countless classic fragments of old movies. The lens framing is very deliberately using the old movie mirror method, but it presents a contrived sense of humor. How many old movies are taken You can count it by yourself, although as far as the story is concerned, it is a light-hearted comedy with no Cohen flavor. The big-name star actors are worried about their IQs. Tabloid reporters are chasing after them, and it is difficult to do simple and right things. Clooney's epic blockbuster showed Heston's righteousness, Tatum singing and dancing tapped Kim Kelly's upper body, Scarlett out of the water mermaid William possessed.
Extended Reading
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Esmeralda 2022-04-20 09:01:40
The George Clooney part is funny, and the part where the money boss money goes into the water hehe
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Nick 2022-03-21 09:01:46
Light-hearted, joyous, but also consistently teasing and black. Secrets kept until 2015, the communist clique of screenwriters... so dark and funny. The parody of Hollywood's golden age films is not just a play within a play, it is also used in this film. [B+]
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Eddie Mannix: What's on your mind, Laurence?
Laurence Laurentz: Hobie Doyle cannot act!
Eddie Mannix: Hobart Doyle is one of the biggest movie stars in the world.
Laurence Laurentz: On horseback! But, this is a drama, Mannix, a real drama. It's an adaptation of a Broadway smash! it requires the skills of a trained thespian, not a rodeo clown.
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John Howard Hermann, Head Communist Writer: Dutch Zweistrong wrote "All The Way To Uruguay."
Dutch Zweistrong, Communist Writer: I wrote *all* the "All The Way" pictures.
John Howard Hermann, Head Communist Writer: All successful. Did you see any of the profits, Dutch?
Dutch Zweistrong, Communist Writer: Ha!
John Howard Hermann, Head Communist Writer: All of us here are writers. The pictures originated with us. They are our own ideas. But, they're owned by the Studio.
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