A very well-done documentary about a unique subgenre of music beloved by many, myself included. Although it has that classic HBO gimmick of having some very unnecessary naughty words and cursing, those moments are relatively few and far-between. The catchy music on the other hand, never stops, but thankfully this thing caught me in a good mood and a spur-of-the-moment watch, so I'll gladly forgive it.
Although my music taste has definitely become much more snobbified in the seeming eons…
Just as funny as ever. We really were super spoiled with cartoons like this and "SpongeBob".
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Couldn't hear the dialogue because I was at a family Christmas party and standing far away from the screen. However, this review still stands:
This film is a Christmas cavalcade of bewilderment; most prominently because many characters actually try to fight ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER, AFTER THE PART IN THE MOVIE WHERE HE SHOWS THAT HE IS WILLING TO PUNCH THINGS AND PEOPLE). It screams to have been directed by Danny Devito, especially the part where Chris Parnell turns into a pig-nosed…
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While I didn't enjoy it nearly as much as I did 'Sherlock Jr.', it's Buster Keaton, so what can I say? The physical comedy is as always excellent, and it gets better as the film progresses (the storm/flood part is definitely the highlight).
And yet - AND YET - I can never tell if I like Keaton films more for the physical comedy/stunts or for the romance, because I at times relate so much to the endearing string-bean characters that…
