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The Nice Guys full commentary (Patreon)

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2023-06-12 19:31:25
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This was unexpectedly hilarious and I hope you all like it as much as I did!

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Michael Nolan

I love the humour in this! Please don't take this the wrong way but it doesn't seem typically American. The deadpan sarcasm seems more typical of the type of humour I grew up with in New Zealand. The writing also made young Holly seem like a very real and lovable person while not detracting from the humour.

Rhetorical Thrill
>>110583385

No, I know exactly what you mean. There's definitely a lot of that balance of deadpan, sharp wit, and goofy slapstick that you see more in non-American comedy. I really appreciated it myself. I found it hard to vibe with Holly. Maybe it's just because that particular trope is so prevalent now that it's a cliche, or perhaps having a tween daughter myself I have a low tolerance 🤣

Michael Nolan

I have almost no experience of kids, so perhaps I fell victim to a trope without realising it. I usually actively root for kids to die violently in movies (in real life I just try to avoid them.) In this movie I was surprised at how much I did not hate Holly, and that's why I mentioned her. If I did not recognise a common trope, I apologise.

Rhetorical Thrill
>>110592257

Oh no, never apologize for your opinions! It's good that we think different things 🙂 By trope, I just meant that it's very common nowadays to have a "spunky" and sassy teenage girl who is smarter and better than everyone else, who ends up being the hero and the key to everything. I may very well be oversensitive to it because of other movies I've seen. She at least had a kind heart, and is probably more well-written than I gave her credit for at first viewing.