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I liked it but Bassinger was Photoshoped (or whatever they do)

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In Reply to: RE: 'The Nice Guys': Too heavy, too overwrought, and too bondo-ed . . . posted by Billy Wonka on May 21, 2016 at 15:53:33

over the top and silly but engaging just the same imo

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I liked it too but went in with low expectations... - Steve O 22:23:08 05/21/16 (5)
...so it was easy to be satisfied. It was fast paced enough to hold attention, easy to follow plot and appropriately silly. Great mid 70s vibe too. And yes, something was wrong with Bassinger. Almost as if they did some form of motion capture with an extra and digitally edited in her image...at times in an uncanny valley manner. Didn't stay for credits so I don't know if they offer any clues as to what was going on.

Edits: 05/21/16
- Watched Never Say Never Again... - musetap 21:00:13 05/22/16 (1)
  last night for the first time since it was released.
  
  Certainly nothing wrong with Bassinger there.
  
  Nor with Barbara Carrera for that matter.
  
  "Once this was all Black Plasma and Imagination" -Michael McClure
  - Ditto here on all counts. Plus, a very good remake of Thunderball^ - Road Warrior 07:44:27 05/24/16 (0)
    ----------------------
    
    "E Burres Stigano?"
- To me she just looked... - mkuller 22:25:50 05/21/16 (2)
  ...like she had a little too much face work and make-up.
  - she looked like a baby! something serious was done to that image, at least in the close up I am thinking of... - PhilJ 06:54:36 05/22/16 (0)
    ...
  - Post production makeup and face work? (nt) - Steve O 22:28:28 05/21/16 (0)

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