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Mouse
Hunt (1997)
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Director:
Gore Verbinski |
COUNTRY
USA |
GENRE
Comedy |
NORWEGIAN
TITLE
Vekk
ikke musen som sover |
RUNNING
TIME
99
minutes |
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Producer:
Bruce Cohen
Tony Ludwig
Alan Riche |
Screenwriter:
Adam Rifkin |
Review
Although it ends up being a bit too much
and too fast, Mouse Hunt is for almost its entire running time a fine
piece of film. Directed by newcomer Gore Verbinski, the film looks
vintage and behaves like a classic with great vigour, colours and tone.
Nathan Lane displays his unique comic talent (and leading man industry)
in the lead, and the mouse is portrayed brilliantly – technically as
well as artistically. This is a film that knows exactly how stupid
to be – expect for in the last few scenes. The highlight of the film
comes with Christopher Walken who brings a hilarious character to life.
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