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I saw this movie last night and was impressed. At first it was kind of hard to follow along but once you catch on its a really good film. It provides insight for people who are in the movie industry and what they deal with on a regular basis. I found it very insightful. Bruce Willis is great in this. Im not a big Dinero fan but I felt he did really good. The movie is about Deniro (a movie pruducer) running into work issues he deals with while trying to maintain a steady personal life. One of the films he iss producing has a drector that makes a film that he feels provides true artistic merit and the investors want to change the ending because they feel it doesnt fit thier "commercial" needs. In short the Directer of the film pulls his original ending at the premier. I thought that was great because it shows that you have to stand up for what you believe in even if it doesnt make money or fits in with everyones beliefs. It doesnt hit you right after you watch it but its great!
Completey boring. "Bruce Willis has a beard" is a 10-second joke at best, but here is a major plot point. As is the color of a re-upholstered chair. No character development, no plot, no laughs, no tears. Just boredom.
The story line is a little weak and the action is a little silly but it may be a true reflection of that world. I didn' t really enjoy it.
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The...
Ethel Kennedy prefers coming to the Sundance Film Festival when she's not the star of a movie.
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The difference is that the home in...