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And it's not just that it stars Mel Gibson as Foster's husband.
It's also that Gibson's character, Walter Black, carries a beaver puppet on his hand who he talks to.
Even if this screenplay is good, how can this film be anything but a mash up of concepts of films like Harvey and Lars and The Real Girl.
I like Harvey, I like Lars, and I even like Mr. & Mrs. Beaver from The Chronicles of Narnia. But not sure I like the idea of this film.
The one thing I know for sure, the movie will probably be better than if Mel Gibson directed a beaver film with actor speaking real Beaverish. (What language do Beaver's speak anyways?)
1 comment:
can't get my head around that. And thanks, I'd forgotten about Mr and Mrs Beaver, and I thought they were unforgettable.
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