Idiots and Angels

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7,0/10

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Angel is a selfish, abusive, morally bankrupt man who hangs out as his local bar, berating the other patrons. One day, Angel mysteriously wakes up with a pair of wings on his back. The wings make him do good deeds, contrary to his nature. He desperately tries to rid himself of the good wings, but eventually finds himself fighting those who view the wings as their ticket to fame and fortune.

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Adult Animation Animation Comedy Drama Fantasy

À sa grande surprise, un misanthrope absolu se transforme en un bienfaiteur réticent, lorsqu'une magnifique paire d'ailes jaillit de son dos. Maintenant, tout le monde en ville veut un morce... Tout lireÀ sa grande surprise, un misanthrope absolu se transforme en un bienfaiteur réticent, lorsqu'une magnifique paire d'ailes jaillit de son dos. Maintenant, tout le monde en ville veut un morceau de ses appendices à plumes.À sa grande surprise, un misanthrope absolu se transforme en un bienfaiteur réticent, lorsqu'une magnifique paire d'ailes jaillit de son dos. Maintenant, tout le monde en ville veut un morceau de ses appendices à plumes.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,0/10

3,5 k

MA NOTE

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Prix
- 4 victoires et 3 nominations au total

Angel
(voice)

Carrie Keranen

Blonde
(voice)

Marc Diraison

Bart
(voice)

Arielle Doneson

Fatty
(voice)

Michael Sinterniklaas

Mystery Guy
(voice)

Greg Sextro

Doctor
(voice)

Histoire

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Connexions
Featured in Visionado obligado: Idiots and Angels (2011)

Bandes originales
Lullabye
Written by Didier Carmier
Performed by Didier Carmier
Courtesy of Didier Carmier

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10/10

Plympton's Best Feature By A Mile

While I have long enjoyed Bill Plympton's short films, I have been left cold by his features. That is until Idiots and Angels came along.

The movie is completely free of dialogue and this combined with Bill Plympton's trademark surreal images gives the movie hypnotic quality. I have to say, after all the fuss that was made about the first 30 minutes of the mediocre Wall-E, you would think an animated movie that is without any dialogue at would be declared the greatest thing since sliced bread by the movie going public. Who knows? That may happen, but I doubt it.

I'm pretty sure this movie is only playing festivals right now, but, if you have a chance to check it out I highly recommend that you do so.