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It would be worth it just to hear Daniel Craig talk like a peanut.

Posted by free.ranger on April 19, 2020 at 14:15:48:
That, and Craig's reference to Pynchon's novel "Gravity's Rainbow" -- "I haven't read it." "Nobody has."
Pynchon's works are deemed far too huge and opaque for cinema. The only one to make it so far is "Inherent Vice", 2014, with Joaquin Phoenix playing Doc Sportello.
"Knives" is a very enjoyable hoo-dun-it. "A donut hole within a donut hole."
All of the main actors are well known and played out of their shoes in these comedic roles.
The heroine Marta (Ana de Armas) was also Ryan Gosling's holographic girlfriend in
"Bladerunner 2049."
"Knives" is also available on Comcast p-p-v.