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In Reply to: RE: Answer - director Baz Luhrmann...(nt) posted by Rod H. on October 18, 2009 at 11:51:32:

...? Naw, John Waters did this decades ago.

I liked it in "Strictly Ballroom", because there it inhabited a comedy of stereotypes.

In "Australia" it seemed over the top in places for sure, considering the film's overall "epic" ambitions. I guess Baz just couldn't restrain himself from wanting us to see silliness, so he manufactured some?

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Topic - Rant-Comic Book Character Style Directing of Actors/Films - Rod H. 10:45:36 10/18/09 (4)

You mustn't watch any Asian, European, or Scandinavian films. American "art" - tinear 21:16:20 10/18/09 (0)

Answer - director Baz Luhrmann...(nt) - mkuller 11:30:56 10/18/09 (2)

RE: Answer - director Baz Luhrmann...(nt) - Rod H. 11:51:32 10/18/09 (1)

Try "kitsch stereotype humor" for size? Maybe it's an Aussie thing... - mpathus 23:40:58 10/18/09 (0)

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Try "kitsch stereotype humor" for size? Maybe it's an Aussie thing... - mpathus 23:40:58 10/18/09 (0)

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