Didn't know what to expect but was drawn in by Stiller's adventure and transformation
This is Ben Stiller’s remake of the 1946 film. The movie plays with reality and imagination as Stiller plays an introvert who always day dreams about what he should do and finally decides to act upon some of those impulses.<br /><br />The film starts with some great images of Stiller’s isolation. There are shots of him walking down long hallways at his house and his job is in a huge, cavernous and dark basement. That continues as Stiller goes out into the world where he meets everything from a shark to a volcano. It’s quite a transformation and adventure that Stiller goes through. I didn’t know what to expect from this film but I was really drawn in by Stiller’s character and his story.<br /><br />I’m also very happy to see Adrian Martinez as Stiller’s co-worker get some screen time. I have always liked him.
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