Pumpkin

2002
R
1h 53min

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6,1/10

9,7 k

MA NOTE

Christina Ricci, Marisa Coughlan, Michelle Krusiec, and Marisa Petroro in Pumpkin (2002)

A sorority girl finds her life falling apart after she develops romantic feelings for a mentally-challenged man.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA sorority girl finds her life falling apart after she develops romantic feelings for a mentally-disabled man.A sorority girl finds her life falling apart after she develops romantic feelings for a mentally-disabled man.A sorority girl finds her life falling apart after she develops romantic feelings for a mentally-disabled man.

Réalisation
- Anthony Abrams
- Adam Larson Broder
Scénario
- Adam Larson Broder
Casting principal

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NOTE IMDb

6,1/10

9,7 k

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Anthony Abrams
- Adam Larson Broder
Scénario
- Adam Larson Broder
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 3 nominations au total

Anecdotes
The sorority Alpha Omega Pi is actually based on UC Berkeley's Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. The writer Adam Larson Broder lived next door to their house when he went to college there.

Gaffes
When Carolyn is taking thing out of her medicine cabinet, she clears the bottom shelf, save for the NyQuil bottle on the left. When the bottom shelf gets a close up seconds later, the NyQuil bottle is there with a few other bottles.

Citations
Judy Romanoff: You've raped my son! Whore! Slut! You prostitute! Pedophile! Pumpkin will never understand what you've done to him!

Connexions
Edited from Hudson Hawk, gentleman et cambrioleur (1991)

Bandes originales
Sorority Theme
Composed by Robert Hackl (as Bob Hackl), Ken Stange and John Ottman

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Commenter

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7/10

Somewhere between a 1 and a 10.

"Pumpkin" slips mercurially through the genres ending up somewhere around black comedy with farcical overtones and biting undercurrents as it tells of a privileged, superficial sorority sister (Ricci) who "gets real" and falls for a mentally challenged man (Harris) while coaching him for a Special Olympics type event. The film boldly treads on thin ice, clumsily at times, as it tramples social constructs from decorum to morality while managing to maintain a marginally interesting storyline. Probably a real achievement given the experience of the auteur, "Pumpkin" will likely end up a love it or hate it flick of modest significance. Worth a look as a curiosity if nothing more. (B)