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Dolly Parton: The Acting Side of Things
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<blockquote data-quote="Crimson" data-source="post: 444176" data-attributes="member: 5079"><p>I loved NINE TO FIVE as a kid and watched it endlessly. As an adult, I find it messy. It starts off as a grounded comedy of white collar worker resentments, detours into outlandish fantasies, and ends with increasingly chaotic slapstick. It flirts with dark ideas but is too broad & goofy to have the bite of satire.</p><p></p><p>Its curiously undisciplined comedy aside, it's a fun film that's buoyed mostly by the immensely likable Parton and Tomlin. I've never been wild about Fonda, outside of some of her early to mid 60s films.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Crimson, post: 444176, member: 5079"] I loved NINE TO FIVE as a kid and watched it endlessly. As an adult, I find it messy. It starts off as a grounded comedy of white collar worker resentments, detours into outlandish fantasies, and ends with increasingly chaotic slapstick. It flirts with dark ideas but is too broad & goofy to have the bite of satire. Its curiously undisciplined comedy aside, it's a fun film that's buoyed mostly by the immensely likable Parton and Tomlin. I've never been wild about Fonda, outside of some of her early to mid 60s films. [/QUOTE]
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