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| Columbia Pictures | Release Date: October 8, 1969 |
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Celeste Yarnall, Donald F. Muhich, Dyan Cannon, Elliott Gould, Horst Ebersberg, K.T. Stevens, Lee Bergere, Natalie Wood, Noble Lee Holderread Jr., Robert Culp
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The acting is superb. Cannon proves an expert comedienne. She and Gould practically steal the film, although admittedly they have the best lines. Wood and Culp give equally fine performances....The film is almost flawless, presenting the issues in a pleasing, entertaining and thought-provoking manner.
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The scenes involving Gould and Cannon are small miracles of timing; Cannon (who looks a bit like Lauren Bacall and a bit like Jeanne Moreau, but the wrong bits) is also remarkably funny in her scenes with an analyst (played by the analyst Donald F. Muhich). You can feel something new in the comic spirit of this film - in the way Mazursky gets laughs by the rhythm of cliches, defenses, and little verbal aggressions.
Oct 21, 2019
Recently discovered Paul Mazursky. An underrated genius of modern cinema...but Roger Ebert knew better. Do yourself a favor and watch this and all his other movies.
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