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Multiplicity (1996)
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Director:
Harold
Ramis |
COUNTRY
USA |
GENRE
Comedy |
NORWEGIAN TITLE
Multiplicity
- i fleste laget |
RUNNING
TIME
117
minutes |
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Producer:
Trevor
Albert
Harold Ramis |
Screenwriter:
Lowell Gans
Mary Hale
Babaloo Mandel
Chris Miller |
Review
Multiplicity
is an uneven but pleasant comedy about a man who
clones himself. It's worth a look-see thanks to its brilliant use of special
effects and a handful of comic delicacies. Michael Keaton plays the lead(s) and
does a great job of giving each of his clones a distinctive characteristic and
personality. The film balances well between family-friendly and adult humour;
between physical comedy and more obscene innuendos, both of which Keaton
delivers with expert precision. And when this works as well as it does, we can
care less about the senselessness in the fact that his wife never gets the
picture, or that Dr. Leeds can accept a clone of a clone. We don't really need
more scientific seriousness than that.
Copyright © 13.06.1997
Fredrik Gunerius Fevang
(English version: © 01.11.2020 Fredrik Gunerius Fevang) |
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