But Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore suffers from relying too much on dizzying visuals while shunting the human
characters offstage.
Not exact matches
42nd Street (Warner Archive, Blu - ray)-- Released in 1933 by Warner Bros., which specialized in snappy, fast - paced pictures with working class heroes and street smart
characters, 42nd Street launched a series of great backstage musicals that featured lavish production numbers in a Broadway culture where the depression was a reality just
offstage and the dancers were one flop away from the breadlines.
Friedberg and Seltzer give no indication they've actually watched most of the movies they're parodying: the gags, so to speak, invariably involve some
character (like, say, No Country For Old Men's Anton Chigurh) abruptly showing up, quoting a few lines from the trailer, and then scurrying
offstage before anyone might have to write them something original.
I'm not sure I could have risked what I did with Fenno's
character — making him the center of the novel yet keeping him largely
offstage for most of the beginning and much of the end — without that example.