The TV Set

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M G @gennuso Apr 25 Its a drama . If u watched it then you felt really bad for Mike at the end . It felt like a tv series ,.then it suddenly ends and u forget that you watched a movie and not a TV show See more Chris Dec 26 Just people village. As the nimrods are at the day program right now and I’m watching home alone and Paul came in to the apartment for what I’m not sure and now I’m doing the calendar for the end of the month of December and Paul was looking at the January calendar for what I’m not sure. And the two burglars on home alone are just as dumb as frielander and John knight in the village and so now with the cat asleep right now so with Kroger getting ready for new years and my dad coming back from Florida on New Year’s Day my mom and I will be spending new years if I decide to go to my mom. And now I’m watching home alone 2 lost in New York right now while the nimrods are at the day program.and they don’t come back till later See more Jack F @MovieFan111 Dec 3 It's VERY forgettable. At the time I watched it, I saw Nightcrawler, and Broadcast News, so this one completes the "News" trilogy which is kind of fun. What's not fun though is sitting through Broadcast News. If my memory serves me right, I think I said Broadcast News was boring. I found it funny, because at the time I watched this, it had a rotten tomato score. Interesting that they bumped it up. I never want to see it again. See more thiago s @Thiagostone May 15 Filme fraco, o roteiro é fraco, as cenas são fracas, o elenco é fraco, e ninguém ajuda a melhorar o filme, a história é fraca, os personagens sao fracos, e o filme deveria ter cenas bem melhores e relevantes para fazer o filme ser bom. See more 03/30/2016 The TV Set seems like it was written by someone who literally went through the exact experience that David Duchovny's character struggles with in the film. Every step of the way it feels so authentic and real (by showing how artificial and fake television executives can be.) Sigourney Weaver was perfect at playing the manipulative force that smiles to your face while stabbing you in the back. I love how clearly the movie shows that a brilliant concept for a TV show can be destroyed as it is adapted from script to screen. It's a comedy, but unless you work in the TV industry, I doubt it will have you laughing out loud. Instead it will get you to chuckle, in a dark way, because you see how systematically every aspect of a man's dream is ruined. Most of it made a lot of sense and perfectly served the story, but there were a few elements that were strange detours and probably should have been removed from the film. The most glaring of these was the strange relationship between the two "stars" of the show played by Lindsay Sloane and Fran Kranz. I couldn't see a purpose to their whole on-and-off attraction because it didn't impact the show they were making at all. But in most ways The TV Set is a very effective movie, and if the premise interests you I can recommend it. However, for me it started to fall into a genre of film I despise: Movies where everything terrible happens to a very likable main character. The redeeming factor in this movie, and what made it slightly less painful from other films with the lovable loser plot, is that Duchovny isn't all that charming or charismatic so I wasn't crushed when his dream died. I know it seems odd to appreciate a bland actor, but in this case it worked for me. Your mileage may vary. See more 12/02/2014 The TV Set is a clever and sharp satire anchored by solid performances. See more Read all reviews

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