scottca075
Joined Mar 2002
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Did Peter Sellers ever make a bad movie? I am sure he did, but this was not one of them. It was a very funny farce with a lot of truth in it. If you wanted to make your country successful, lose a war to the United States!
The tiny duchy of Grand Fenwick needs money and having seen how the U. S. treated former enemies, the plan made all the sense in the worse. Or not.
Everything about Grand Fenwick is outdated by decades, by centuries even, but the planned defeat goes awry in a series of missteps, skipped here as to not be a spoiler, but the duchy actually winds of with a victory and then the fun really starts.
The tiny duchy of Grand Fenwick needs money and having seen how the U. S. treated former enemies, the plan made all the sense in the worse. Or not.
Everything about Grand Fenwick is outdated by decades, by centuries even, but the planned defeat goes awry in a series of missteps, skipped here as to not be a spoiler, but the duchy actually winds of with a victory and then the fun really starts.
"Don't Talk" is a cheesy, simplistic film made in the throes of WWII. The message was "don't talk" about anything important out loud, you never know who is listening. Acting was stiff, but it was still a fun short film to see. Everything was black and white, probably as it had to be in the early days of WWII.
But the message was important. You never knew who was listening to your conversations and even seemingly innocuous bits of information strung together by someone with less than pure motives was potentially a danger.
I am not sure it is clear who the baddies were, Nazis or commies, but I assume Nazis since we were allies with the commies in WWII.
But the message was important. You never knew who was listening to your conversations and even seemingly innocuous bits of information strung together by someone with less than pure motives was potentially a danger.
I am not sure it is clear who the baddies were, Nazis or commies, but I assume Nazis since we were allies with the commies in WWII.
