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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaJosh has an offer to "go perm" at his employer and the first task is to mail 17 high priority letters....something that seems a little difficult to do.Josh has an offer to "go perm" at his employer and the first task is to mail 17 high priority letters....something that seems a little difficult to do.Josh has an offer to "go perm" at his employer and the first task is to mail 17 high priority letters....something that seems a little difficult to do.
June Carryl
- DaVonne
- (as June Lomena)
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- QuizThe director's lack of frog anatomy knowledge resulted in the eyeglasses for the frog eventually being jury-rigged with a paper clip and rubber band.
- BlooperWhen going through the instructions left for Helen, Joshua says it is "Eleven and a half single-spaced pages", but the document is double-spaced.
- Citazioni
Bob 'Bob' Shelby: Go back to your desk. Settle down. Focus. And catch up.
- Curiosità sui creditiNo frogs were harmed in the making of this motion picture
- Versioni alternativeDVD includes outtakes and six deleted scenes:
- Medieval Marlina: a 'secretarial simulation' showing Marlina dressed in medieval garb;
- Neurotic Adventurer: on his way to the Pine building, Josh has a flashback of himself in college;
- Apology: more footage of Josh trying to convinge the guard to let him enter the Pine building;
- Politeness: Josh complains about Bob Shelby's constant politeness;
- Fatelets: Josh delivers a monologue while having sex with Julia;
- Coda: epilogue showing Josh bicycling up on a mountain. He meets Darlene, and they ride away together on her motorcycle.
- ConnessioniFeatures Have You Got Any Castles? (1938)
Recensione in evidenza
Zany, Funny, Hilarious!
That Josh Kornbluth is a cross between the young Zero Mostel and the not-so-young Woody Allen. He is the epitome of the schlemiel, which makes me realize that if you're Jewish, you will find it hilarious, but if you're a WASP (like my wife) you won't think it's funny, but sad. The poor guy... he needs help. That's why this permanent 'temp' becames tempted to 'perm.' He'll take a permanent job because the law firm will cover his psychotherapy. He's desperately in need of psychotherapy, and he seems to know it, but there's no indication he's in it, except that he's prone to free-associate, and so his unconscious spills onto he screen and into your lap, which gives the viewer mixed feelings. He talks to the audience, he has fantasies, he gets back to the plot, and new characters come on. The funniest is when he starts lying to a paralegal and she is so enchanted in his story that he's a full-time tax attorney who writes novels on the side. This is very similar to a recent New Yorker short story, which I think is by the same guy. He milks the situation of lying in order to get a gal in bed, and then guilt and inability to keep up the lies, and get kicked out of bed. It is clear he would rather sleep than screw, which indicates his need for therapy, one of these chronic lowgrade depressions that don't respond to Prozac or Paxil.
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- vic-12
- 12 ott 2001
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- Lordo Stati Uniti e Canada
- 92.723 USD
- Lordo in tutto il mondo
- 92.723 USD
- Tempo di esecuzione1 ora 28 minuti
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