A pretty funny film but it lacks any sort of story and while it is funny, the 3rd act really drags on.
I really like sodenbergh as the main character, like he works so well in this film.
Schizopolis
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Rating
3.0 (1)
Release Date
4/2/1997Runtime
99 minsOverview
A man works for the unpleasant guru of a Scientology-like movement.
Status
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EnglishBudget
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How It Feels
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A deliriously fractured comedy where Soderbergh plays with narrative structure, genre expectations, and language itself to skewer self-help movements and the banality of suburban life. It's deliberately messy in a way that rewards your confusion.
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AbsurdPlayfulWhimsical
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IdentityObsessionPower
Tone
Satirical
Pacing
Frenetic
Look
Stylized genreHandheld
Structure
Nonlinear
Steven Soderbergh
Fletcher Munson
Scott Allen
Right Hand Man
Betsy Brantley
Mrs. Munson
Marcus Lyle Brown
Corporate Mole
Joe Chrest
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Silas Cooper
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C.C. Courtney
Man Being Interviewed
Sonny Cranch
Pastor
Ann Dalrymple
Secretary
Darrin Dickerson
Photo Store Customer
Andre du Broc
Corporate Drone
Ann Hamilton
Mrs. Schwitters
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