danbk3
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Clasificación de danbk3
Mildly entertaining comedy about a threesome timesharing a New York City apartment, but never meet. Broderick is the standout as a fed-up cheese clerk at an upscale grocery store.
While the film itself is barely worth a watch on cable, I thought it was interesting that the movie had no less than three (3!) future Sopranos cast members in roles varying from starring (Anabella Sciorra) to supporting (Dominic Chianese) to walk on (Michael Imperioli). David Chase definitely saw potential in all of these actors, so it's sad to see that the movie really wasted Sciorra's talents...
While the film itself is barely worth a watch on cable, I thought it was interesting that the movie had no less than three (3!) future Sopranos cast members in roles varying from starring (Anabella Sciorra) to supporting (Dominic Chianese) to walk on (Michael Imperioli). David Chase definitely saw potential in all of these actors, so it's sad to see that the movie really wasted Sciorra's talents...
The movie was all right, and I frequently enjoy stupid movies, but one thing about this didn't jive with me. Why did they have to rip so hard on Casablanca?
Of course the whole nobility of giving up on a lost love is a timeless theme that has been done before and since Casablanca. But why go to all the trouble of having the main character be "Rick" and the lost love interest have a European accent? And lines like "I told you never to play that song," "You're getting on that plane," "We'd lost that until you came here," and so forth are just so blatant if you're a fan of Casablanca. Of course what are the odds that viewers of this movie have even seen Casablanca?
Which leads me to two possible reasons for ripping off a 50+ year old movie:
1. It was meant to be some sort of funny inside joke (b/c obviously most under 20 snowboard heads aren't going to be amused)
2. They thought Casablanca was sooo good that they could rip it off and since their audience was young they would think nothing of the fact that a ton of lines were rip offs.
Either way seems pointless to me...
Of course the whole nobility of giving up on a lost love is a timeless theme that has been done before and since Casablanca. But why go to all the trouble of having the main character be "Rick" and the lost love interest have a European accent? And lines like "I told you never to play that song," "You're getting on that plane," "We'd lost that until you came here," and so forth are just so blatant if you're a fan of Casablanca. Of course what are the odds that viewers of this movie have even seen Casablanca?
Which leads me to two possible reasons for ripping off a 50+ year old movie:
1. It was meant to be some sort of funny inside joke (b/c obviously most under 20 snowboard heads aren't going to be amused)
2. They thought Casablanca was sooo good that they could rip it off and since their audience was young they would think nothing of the fact that a ton of lines were rip offs.
Either way seems pointless to me...
