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<p dir="auto"><strong>SealedCargo</strong> — <em>3 years ago(January 13, 2023 02:58 AM)</em></p>
<p dir="auto">and believe me there wouldn't have been Hughes, especially Ferris, without stuff like Annie Hall…<br />
together they make a movie showing suburban people overanalyzing things the way Woody does, but in a more lightweight manner like Hughes's version of Woody's overanalyzing…<br />
Although, unlike either Woody's or John's films, this one forces you to choose sides, to know who and what to like: loser uncle comes in and instead of being charming, like most losers initially are… we're told my a whispering Steve Martin how bad he is…<br />
And these people discuss things like people who wouldn't be where they are in the first place… it's not cheap living in large suburban houses, yet everyone has a post-grad mentality of not knowing how to deal with getting started in life more than surviving it…<br />
and the eccentric things, the neurotic characters, are so much so there's no balance… there's no normal to show how offbeat they are…<br />
if everyone's offbeat, it's normal…<br />
I guess this movie tries to be normal in it's weirdness, but then, why should that matter, and most important… how is that funny?<br />
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