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Paul Dano, Zooey Deschanel, John Goodman, Edward Asner, Jane Alexander, Robert Stanton, Clarke Peters, Daniel Stewart Sherman, Mary Page Keller (mehr)Inhalte(1)
Der Matrazenverkäufer Brian verliebt sich Hals über Kopf in die bezaubernde und etwas exzentrische Harriet, die eines Tages im Shop in Brooklyn auftaucht und auf einem der schwedischen Luxusbetten einschläft. Um sie für sich zu gewinnen, muss er es mit ihrem großmäuligen Vater aufnehmen, einem lautstarken Kunstsammler mit viel Geld und einem Rückenproblem. Und da ist dann noch der mysteriöse Obdachlose, der Brian regelmäßig auflauert… (Verleiher-Text)
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The only real highlight of Gigantic is Zooey Deschanel. Wherever she shows up, everything feels brighter and more enjoyable—she just has that charm. Without her, though, the film would be a total bore, with a story that’s far from interesting. Still, I’ll give it three stars, because Zooey is fantastic!
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Honestly, some of the thought processes of the movie's creators just went over my head. What's interesting, though, is that I didn't zone out. I actually had a decent time with this oddity, but if someone asked me why, I couldn't tell you. It's a mystery even to me. I guess, besides the cast, the film's vibe resonated with me – it was consistently peculiar and, at times, downright bizarre. Either way, two questions surfaced, and nobody provided any answers. Here they are. Why would a single, 28-year-old, white heterosexual guy seek to adopt a Chinese girl? And what's the deal with that aggressive homeless guy? A guy like me could use some explanations. / Lesson learned: The woods are full of danger: foxes, wolves, bears, drunk gamekeepers, ticks, and sober gamekeepers.
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