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Classics in black comedy
Frances 2022-03-14 14:12:24
"Dwarf in Power" and its sequel "One Cool to the End", a great black comedy, I personally think that the sequel has more laughs than the first one, perhaps because it was filmed 10 years later and attracted more big-name celebrities to join. Actors are really not easy to get old. John Travota in 2005 has hardly changed from ten years ago, only his chin is bigger and his body is slightly blessed. Although Uma Thurman's role is not heavy, the big star is the big star. The blonde beauty's every move is so radiant. She smiles and is innocent in the sun. The two also revisited the classic couplet dance fragments from the original "Pulp Fiction" in "One Cool to the End", which is very interesting. The supporting actors are also unambiguous. In "Piano Lesson", the female pianist’s lover Harvey Kyle, Jennifer Aniston’s ex-boyfriend Vince Vaughn (the second-rate agent played by this guy is obviously white, but Very eager to be a black, dressed up in hip-hop all day, full of black raps), Dashi Johnson, who has always been a muscular man, even played a gay bodyguard who aspires to be an actor in the film. I believe, No matter who sees the masculine Dashi Johnson, the sissy imitating the dialogue of the campus cheerleader girls in "Charming" will be dumbfounded and then laughed wildly. The group of black thugs and rappers wearing various team jerseys is also extremely funny. There are always heavy pistols hung behind the waist of the fat sweatpants, and a large part of the underwear is always exposed. This has become their iconic dress. There are also many big scenes. In addition to the 20,000-person concert and the star-studded music awards ceremony, there is also the home game of the Lakers at Staples Stadium. Kobe also showed his face several times in it. Oh, and also, the agent named KELLERMAN in "Prison Break" acted as a mixer in it, and he was frightened when he saw the guns from the gang, and I couldn't find any murderous fierceness in "Prison Break", haha.
Extended Reading
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Chili Palmer: How did you get in here?
Ray Bones: It was easy. I told 'em I was you, I acted real stupid and they believed me.
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Karen: "I'll think about it" means nothing in L.A...