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Mickey B. @Mickerdoo Jan 11 Early 90s LA slice of life. Little long but has heavy hitters on the cast. Explores sexuality, loss and self absorption. MacDowell and Moore shine. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Jul 22 Funny in 3 hours and 9 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The USA grossed over $6,900,000.00!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more john h Jun 1 An over-extended runtime with the expected ensemble casting in an Altman film. The moments are satirical, becoming a sentimental piece of Altman's dark humor. Short Cuts can be pointed out for having some similarities with the 1999 Paul Thomas Anderson drama Magnolia, though they are different thematically. One look at this film and it may get you interested in forty straight minutes, but one look away and you will zone out for the next twenty or so minutes. The film bluntly asks the viewer to sit down and watch rather than do a crossword puzzle or run errands simultaneously. See more Jacob B Mar 3 If, like me, you’re an Altman fan, this film is one of his very best…certainly the best film of his since “Nashville”. Altman does the cinematic equivalent of pointillism: at first it’s separate and seemingly disparate tales that do in the end come together in the mind to paint a complete and vibrant and truly authentic picture. Just as “Nashville” was a snap shot of America in the mid 1970’s , so is this film a snap shot of us twenty years later; and both still relevant. See more Baby N @nfitzpatrick90 12/08/2024 Easily Robert Altman’s most vividly incredible films. The way he interweaves so many stories and relatable and complex characters is almost hard to understand how he accomplished this. One of my all time favorite films and inspired the likes of PTA and Wes Anderson. See more Michael M 08/04/2024 Certain things are masterfully done, such as the cinematography and the acting. Other things are goofy - such as all the nude scenes, I didn't see the point of it, I could have done without seeing Huey Lewis' penis. The stories themselves - meh. I guess that's not the fault of the director, but rather the writer whose stories this was based on. Every character in this film has got issues, for most of them its due to a lack of integrity - bitter, cheating people; self-absorbed people who don't care about anyone. The only character who seemed decent was Andie MacDowell, yet a tragedy befell her, a worse tragedy than what befell the other slimy characters ...what's the point of that? Well, obviously the point that they're making is either the absurdity of life or the absurdity of the shallow people in the film. Either way this type of message is very one-sided and fails because it doesn't show the other side. See more Read all reviews

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