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Blue Men ~ Blå Mænd

Monday, 1. September 2008, 04:59:59

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In the movie "Blue Men", Jesper is a successful salesman that doesn't take a no for a no.

He is in the top of the company he works in, he has a beautiful girlfriend and his life seems just perfect. One mistake changes it all: He looses his licence through drink-driving.

Jesper is sentenced to community service in the local rubbish dump. Here he gets two new colleagues, Lotte and Dion, who are weirdos to put it mildly.

The dump's leader is cantankerous Theodor. Jesper is now forced to conform to rules like never before, and work with people that he has always looked down at. When he loosens up he figures that he has a lot to learn from their simple and plain way to deal with life.

I liked this comedy. The story was simple, and the lines were hilarious. I laughed through the entire movie!

And the blue men aren't blue, but orange.

:star::star::star::star::star::star: out of 6.

Michael JacksonI'm not responsible!

Comments

Dacotah 1. September 2008, 05:03

:up:

Attila 1. September 2008, 05:13

Wow, you're fast, Carol! :smile:

Dacotah 1. September 2008, 05:20

:D

Darko 1. September 2008, 05:21

Comedies are not usually on my movies menu but it seems this one is special - you gave it 6 stars :D

Attila 1. September 2008, 05:42

It's not a movie that makes you think a lot. The plot is easy, but I just loved the dialogue. The writer of the movie is a Danish stand up comedian, so he knows how to make people laugh. :D

r♡se 1. September 2008, 06:26

Wow! Another 6 stars! :D

Attila 1. September 2008, 06:29

I think the next movie I'll be watching is Wall-E. I have high expectations, so it will be interesting to see if it can live up to that! :D

Whassit Tooh-Ya 1. September 2008, 07:38

I love comedies, it's a shame I'll probably never get to see this...

Cois 1. September 2008, 07:41

Same here..

Attila 1. September 2008, 08:22

Yes, it's a shame that many of our films don't get showed in other countries. :frown:

r♡se 1. September 2008, 08:34

I agree! Many of them deserve a bigger audience.

Attila 1. September 2008, 08:44

Apparently it takes many years to establish a country as worthy film makers.

r♡se 1. September 2008, 09:03

At least Danish movies are very popular in Scandinavia :up:

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