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One of Starevich's earliest films made in France is possibly his only political satire.
Their satire TV show is a constant hit on the Australian broadcast commission ( ABC ).
After a small start as a satire newspaper, the chasers popularity skyrocketed when given their own television show.
The plot is forgettable, the satire is lightweight and the action sequences, though well-staged, aren't that exciting.
The acting and character development is average since all the characters are fixed throughout the film, and the inclusion of the Anglo-Saxon speaking perfect English almost turns the movie into a satire.
The Chaser crew who do the satirical newspaper and CNNN try something new by mixing live comedy, pre-recorded skits and political satire into one show filmed in front of a live audience, sorta like Rove, but funny.
I heard that his next feature will be a political satire and I really can't wait to see that too among with his previous works like "House of Pancakes"...
I didn't know what to expect from this hugely popular (and hilarious) Swedish comedy & satire team, as they released their first feature film.
More broad satire?
This is one of the very best blends of comedy, satire and uses of innuendo I have seen since Mel Brooks' "Young Frankenstein".
It is a brilliant satire about the medical profession.
It is political satire, and extremely well-written political satire at that.
This is one particular Stooge short that actually uses satire in conjunction with slapstick, a rarity.
The movie starts of as a fast, stylish and just plain fun political satire but in its second halve the movie gets more serious of tone, in an almost Oliver Stone kind of way.
Had The Hospital been a slapstick comedy rather than a satire, they might have been able to see what was being shown to them.
Right from the opening scene the film grabs your attention and tips you off that this film is a well-done satire of the whole Spaghetti Western genre.
Edd Byrnes, George Hilton, and Gilbert Roland work brilliantly together to make the satire work.
This film is a little gem waiting to be discovered by people who care about literate movies and appreciate satire.
Another good teen comedy that I recommend which was made recently is ELECTION but it's more of a satire on school and politics.
That's why I find this movie entertaining - it's fun to see a satire which is making fun of the koncept "main horror USA".
A lot of things in this futuristic satire are more theoretically funny than actually funny (though it does have some laugh-out-loud moments) but a lot of that is because it seems to have been cut by the studio to better appeal to exactly the idiots it's mocking.
Charlie Chaplin succeeds in being both extremely funny and witty and yet at the same time provides a strong statement in his satire against fascism.
It is notorious for it's blatant satire of Adolf Hitler and Nazism.
What was most surprising was the fact the the movie appears to start off as a satire and then slowly weaves into a genuine commentary on the negative and sometimes violent reactions of the very group it started to satirize.
If you appreciate the satire in it, find Swift's "A Modest Proposal" and his "Drapier's Letters."
The outcry from Swift's satire caused the coins to be sent to another mistreated British territory, the American colonies.
The universal satire in Swift's book and this movie just poke fun; they cannot change human nature.
Such deadpan satire is rare indeed.
This film has the exactly right mixture of comedy, drama, political criticism and satire (not necessarily in that order).
Played with wide-eyed, straight-faced intensity by a talented cast and chockablock with action, satire, social commentary and authentic period details, from slick brillantined hairdos and marcelled hairdos to a fleet of Citroen "Tractions," a rollicking soundtrack and brief but credible impersonations of Charles de Gaulle and Marshal Petain.
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