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| band, danielle von zerneck, unreleased tupac lyric, tupac mp3, christopher walken, naming companies, records, racist, games, ra, kastro, r u still down, james morrison (ii), laz alonso, zakk, culture: humor and satire, clarence williams iii, abortion, e cards, astronomy, christian slater, fresh yarn, | The special features include a few deleted scenes (including one great musical bit with the dwarf actor, Peter Dinklage), and a college film 2pac shakur makaveli class 2pac shakur makaveli interview with Dicillo and Buscemi. 2pac shakur makaveli A screen gem that will have you alternately roaring with laughter and appreciating the way a movie can hit your emotions and your mind in such a sweet, unsuspecting way. Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) 0 of 8 people found the following review helpful: Smoke, alzheimer's, and dwarfs... , September 6, 2005 Reviewer:CW (Washington, DC) - See all my reviewsFunny, absorbing and smart movie about a no-budget film and the people trying to pull it together. Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) See all 40 customer reviews... .cdHelpLink { font-size: small; _font-size: x-small; padding-left: 14em; } .cdHelpLink |
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| Steve Buscemi, as the director, tries his damnedest christopher walken to get the scenes to work, but instead is stymied at every turn: technical difficulties; incompetence by his crew; personal problems with his actors and the his crew; an obnoxious dwarf; and of course, past-its-expiration-date milk. It's these christopher walken annoyances and hindrances that bring out the best scenes in the movie -- the "real" movie and the "in-production" movie. Buscemi gets to do a couple of his signature explosive outrages, like the Tasmanian Devil, only more coherent and quite a bit angrier (and less hair). Catherine Keener, one of christopher walken the most underrated actresses in the business today, is smartly sensitive yet brutally honest with her feelings; not quite as sarcastically vicious as she was in "Being John Malkovich" or "Death to Smoochy". Those two actors were ostensibly the reason I originally saw the movie, but I bought the DVD due to the movie's originality, cleverness and humor as a whole. |
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