post 9
Little miss
sunshine
By anyone's
standards, the Hoover family consists of some decidedly odd characters. There's
Richard (Greg Kinnear), a motivational speaker whose career downslide is
starting to give the lie to his own philosophy; his wife Sheryl (Toni
Collette), who's losing patience with both his crisis and their marriage; their
teenage son Dwayne, who worships Nietzsche and has taken a vow of silence until
he's old enough to become a fighter pilot; Sheryl's brother Frank (Steve
Carell), a Proust scholar who lost a MacArthur grant and his lover but failed
in his attempt to lose his life; Grandpa (Alan Arkin), who's been kicked out of
his nursing home for snorting heroin; and Olive (Abigail Breslin), Richard and
Sheryl's seven- year-old daughter, who isn't going to let a little weight
problem get in the way of her winning the Little Miss Sunshine pageant. She's
been rehearsing her talent programmed with Grandpa and seems sure to win, so
the family hops into a VW bus and drives Olive to the pageant for a chance to
fulfil her dreams.
I enjoyed
the fact the film was very random, different set back constantly happened which
made the film funny and interesting. There was not anything I did not really
enjoy about this film. However, there was nothing really in the film that I would
use as a stimulus as it does not go with the theme I am thinking of doing, but If
I was going to do a comedy music video; then the idea of the van having to be
pushed constantly to start could be a good stimulus to use in a music video.
I would recommend
this film to someone who enjoys comedy, as it’s not really suitable for
children due to a lot of adult humour and some inappropriate scenes, for an
older audience (15-40) I think it would be a great comedy to watch.
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