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CarlosEsquives
26Jan13
Gags y más gags, pero lo más atractivo sin duda es la sátira a cada uno de los personajes reales en la industria del cine.
Joel
13Jul12
I first attempted this film when I was quite young and was perplexed early on enough that I didn't complete it by any means. Watching it again in hopes that I simply was too young to appreciate it leaves me once again confused. Although I applaud the experimental plot structure and the narrative freedom I just didn't find it funny, or at least not funny enough to keep me interested.
Daniel S.
24Feb12
Seen for the first time last night. After 90 minutes, my jaws were hurting not because I laughed out loud during the whole movie, no, simply because I SMILED during the whole film and, believe me or not, that's physically speaking unnatural. Highly recommended.
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Hani
9Oct11
I love movies that do not have a plot. This is why I love this one despite the unnecessary gags that have been used only to fill the 99 min, only few times they worked well. The two lonely characters and the drunk waiter had more to follow than what we have seen. And this is the only thing that remains after the movie ends. Gags evaporate.
capricorn-aries
13Jul11
Chef-d'-oeuvre!!!!!!!!!!!!! Peter Sellers 4 eveeeeeeeeeeeeeer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
agostinellips
22May11
It starts getting fantastic when the dinner scene ends. I'd love to have this kind of parties nowadays... Sellers is awesome!
Jye Sherwell
26Jul10
Well Edwards was able to create possibly the greatest party scene of all time in "Breakfast at Tiffany's"....so hopefully this will be good.
Julian Indica
23Nov09
The pacing is almost existential. A fine portrayal of empathy winning over akwardness.
