Viewers who watch a little closer and read between the lines will discover and deeply hidden, a plot that surprisingly links us to "Carrie". Acting, camera work, screenplay, dialog, sets, you name it is as cliché as it could be, nevertheless it all works flawless like a fine oiled machine. The acting as we can and should expect of such movies is simply said, spot-on! Dialogue can be as penetrating as a freshly sharpened knife. Accurate and precisely placed visual comedy! Top-Notch! Not even mentioning the Disney-guided-tour that happens all of a sudden in the middle of the sport stadium while the cheerleaders have their practicing round.
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Here I have to mention a remarkable detail, that's the fact, in this movie the Canadian Mountain police comes standard with the horse. Nevertheless as personal favorite, I stick to the amazing, "Paper-Rocket-Science-Boy! The technology used by him to deliver newspapers is NASA's biggest classified document, nevertheless our paperboy had a master class rocket-science! The moment you think you've seen it all the movie knows to surprise you "AGAIN", plenty of WTF?-moments with absolute tremendous originality when talking about VISUAL comedy. For those who don't her know, definitely have to see "Grease"! She shows once again her powers and qualities that made her famous.
You just can't think of such diversity of characters, and that's the exact reason why you will be flabbergasted over and over by the most but certainly very interesting- aberrant bunch of weirdos, and pay attention, all of a sudden we see Miss Eva Arden in a well known role, her role as "Principal". I was for the 1st time introduced to some weird looking species with special features, such as: The- coolest-nerd, The-most-repelling-female-bus-driver, The-biggest-nut-case-shock-treatment-patient "EVER", Paper-Rocket-Science-Boy, The-school-example-of (dumb)-blond, quite aggressive-waitresses, a Godzilla-stewardess and The-toothpaste-addict, to name only a few. Only this, is reason enough to give the movie a shot, because I can't think of any other movie that features such strange diversity of mavericks. Very striking were absolutely "THE" many characters that pass by. The on-screen victim-counter adds a certain but important extra towards the exaggeration of wanting to be a spoof-movie. Surprisingly there are plenty of catchy funny moments popping-up at the most unexpected moments.
The 80ties feeling beams straight into your living room, the "Hammeradian" sound score, guiding the opening-credits and the credits themselves have this cliché font in its 80ties yellowish color, impeccable! The movie features every possible cliché, pointing the finger to several well known horror movies. With a reputation in desperate need of redemption, we can officially say that "Pandemonium" is no more.For the 1-Line reader: "Outstanding entertainment"! If you agree with this STATEMENT - Scroll down and vote "yes" If you DON'T agree with this STATEMENT - Scroll down and vote "no" The more in-depth reader, Let me start with the great opening of this movie. In the years since, McMahon's public image has been irreparably tarnished, and he's currently treating the behind-the-scenes leadership struggles at WWE like an episode of "Succession" with suplexes. He's spun himself into a folk hero in the eyes of many, because every documentary, behind-the-scenes video, interview, and dramatization has required the explicit approval of the man himself.Īnd heaven forbid anyone tells the truth about Vince McMahon's countless shortcomings.įor many years, John Requa and Glenn Ficarra have been attached to direct a Vince McMahon biopic called "Pandemonium." The project first picked up steam in 2017 with rumors that Bradley Cooper had been tapped to play the gruff-voiced businessman, but it's been all quiet on the cinematic squared circle for quite some time. And yet, it's impossible for any of us to know the true story behind McMahon because he's been using his power for years to shape his narrative. McMahon changed the landscape of wrestling, but he is also an unequivocally problematic figure. His influence and importance cannot be overstated, which is why it's so difficult to grapple with his legacy.
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