The Concessionaires Must Die!

2017
1 Std. 33 Min.

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Dan Lauria, Zaki Rubenstein, David A. Cooper, Sarah Sweet, David Blue, John M. Keating, Talia Tabin, and Cosby Siringi in The Concessionaires Must Die! (2017)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuOn the brink of their beloved single-screen independent-movie theater being shut down forever, a misfit band of theater workers face the corporate evil, foreclosure, and the unthinkable: hav... Alles lesenOn the brink of their beloved single-screen independent-movie theater being shut down forever, a misfit band of theater workers face the corporate evil, foreclosure, and the unthinkable: having to decide what they want to be when and if they ever grow up. Concessionaires Assemble... Alles lesenOn the brink of their beloved single-screen independent-movie theater being shut down forever, a misfit band of theater workers face the corporate evil, foreclosure, and the unthinkable: having to decide what they want to be when and if they ever grow up. Concessionaires Assemble.

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7,3/10

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Wissenswertes
Almost every scene includes a throw back or reference to a classic movie, TV show, or comic book. These range from silent era films of a hundred years ago to the 21st century. See how many you can identify.

Zitate
Ashley: [to Scott] Do you know how exhausting it is to fight a constant uphill battle for your dreams?
[Looks at him doubtfully]
Ashley: You've seen movies about people who do, so picture that.

Verbindungen
References Im Zeichen des Zorro (1940)

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Ausgewählte Rezension

9/10

Delightful Quirky Fun!

This is a delightful movie to smooth your troubled waters. Perfectly cast, it unfolds in unhurried pace under the guidance of America Young. Quirky characters, retro touches and wistful nostalgia decorate the film. No blasting special effects here, just whimsical touches and the assurance that somehow things will, improbably, work out.