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Slapstick??
The article calls this a "slapstick comedy"... I really don't think that's a good description. They may be a couple semi-slapstick scenes, just barely but I wouldn't describe the movie as slapstick at all. Am I wrong here, or what? It just seems incorrect to call it that to me.
Miker00lz (
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It’s not “slapstick”.
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Slapstick??
The article calls this a "slapstick comedy"... I really don't think that's a good description. They may be a couple semi-slapstick scenes, just barely but I wouldn't describe the movie as slapstick at all. Am I wrong here, or what? It just seems incorrect to call it that to me.
Miker00lz (
talk) 04:54, 18 March 2013 (UTC)reply
It’s not “slapstick”.
Drsruli (
talk) 23:11, 2 April 2024 (UTC)reply