senor honda

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fumlglqrgU

by Vidiotlol2000


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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CAST----Bruce Willis ,Nick Nolte ,Barbara Hershey ,Albert Finney ,Glenne Headly ... Francine Pefko Lukas Haas ... George 'Bunny' Hoover Omar Epps ... Wayne Hoobler Vicki Lewis ... Grace Le Sabre Buck Henry ... Fred T. Barry Ken Hudson Campbell ... Eliot Rosewater / Gilbert (as Ken Campbell) Jake Johannsen ... Bill Bailey Will Patton ... Moe the Truck Driver Chip Zien ... Andy Wojeckowzski Owen Wilson ... Monte Rapid Alison Eastwood Destined to become a cult classic! Possibly the 1990s top comedy Author: mlevans from Oklahoma.. Captured on film exquisitely the 1999 movie is a rare jewel. Wonderful direction by Alan Rudolph (who also wrote the screenplay) and a stand-out cast coupled with the bizarre realities (and lack of same) of Vonneguts universe make this not only a hilarious fast-paced comedy but a deep and somewhat disturbing one as well.Bruce Willis is Dwayne Hoover Midland Citys leading car salesman. In some 20 years Dwayne has built up a huge car dealership at Exit 11 Motor City making a fortune and becoming a local celebrity thanks to his inane wall-to-wall commercials. During the course of this empire building he has also lost his soul - or his identity at least. With a definite touch of Solomon in his pen Vonnegut rips into late 20th century American suburbia.Author: davewood from Twin Falls IdahoAlan Rudolph has succeeded in bringing this rather sketchy classic to the screen. Vonneguts still there but so is Rudolph. As they said of a Bresson adaptation: "its not better its more." Rudolph"s script ties up quite a few loose ends and gives the story more closure. This accomplishment is largely the result of character development. And credit for that must be shared with the cast. Bruce Willis Nick Nolte and Albert Finny are particularly well cast. Willis provides a bravo portrayal of a man at the edge uncertain of his place in the world neither wacko nor well. And Noltes performance as the cross-dressing sales manager alone was worth the price of admission. But Finny was the real bonus. No complaints here about his rendition of Vonneguts alter-ego Kilgore Trout. From our first view of him talking to his parakeet to that last bittersweet moment in the mirror he breathes life into this literary gem. This was not an easy project to take on. Lets face it Vonneguts "50th birthday present to himself" was largely a pretext to pontificate about absurdity in America. The book doesnt really have a plot. Character development is paraphrased. Action is described. Its one thing to merely mention that LaSabre cross-dresses quite another to produce a cross-dressing Nick Nolte on the screen. Alan Rudolph is at long last at the top of his game. This time out hes turned a great read into a great watch. This cost 12,000,000.00 to make and made 200K. This is a copy of my VHS, sorry.