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A man takes matters into his own hands when a pharmaceutical kingpin moves into his town to cause some real trouble.
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Chiropracter by day. Wrestler by night.
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Release Date:
August 1998 (USA)
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The first film written by Ethan Coen without the involvement of his brother Joel.
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Mrs. Marlinda Bliss:
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preparing banana split]
Crushed nuts?
Sticks Varona:
No, spina bifida.
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I admit it - the reference to Ethan Coen on the sleeve of this straight-to-video oddity secured a rental. I wasn't disappointed.
The Naked Man bears all the hallmarks of a Coen-penned script - albeit from the more fantasy oriented side of their cadre (see also The Hudsucker Proxy and the Sam Raimi directed Crimewave). Also, the very first sound you hear is a man screaming - another Coen favourite.
This is not to detract from J. Todd Anderson's direction. The whole production has a surreal air. He places events in a small town in middle America, but it doesn't seem out of place. You never forget this is supposed to be a fantasy.
Look out for it next time you're in Blockbuster. If you don't expect something as masterly as The Big Lebowski or The Hudsucker Proxy, you'll love it. A lo-fi Coens flick, if you will.