Seller

 The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard, 2009

Sometimes, films become real benefit performances. For all its splendor, Scarface is essentially a one-man theater in the person of Al Pacino. 'The Deer Hunter' might have remained in memory as a military-dramatic zilch, if not for the outstanding acting work of Robert De Niro and Chris Walken. Likewise, Entourage (both the film and the series) would have lost a lot if it had not been for an actor like Jeremy Piven. I understand that comparing the generally recognized masterpieces of cinema does not look very ethical along with a simple comedy, but nevertheless, Piven is good everywhere, be it his usual funny role in 'Money for Two', or a deeper one, as in 'Trump Aces '. For instance.

Also here. Jeremy Piven is so charismatic that when he gives his speech, he is so convincing that I certainly want to instantly go into the car trade, or buy something from this excellent seller myself. He knocks the spirit out not only from the buyers, but also a little from the audience.

Thanks to Jeremy Piven alone, this trite, banal comedy with a bunch of jokes below the belt does not look so bad. He is assisted by several excellent actors: familiar faces from Pulp Fiction, The Hangover in Vegas, and Dexter (just offhand). But the main thing that can keep a potential viewer at the screen, in addition to the magnificent Jeremy Piven, is the charm of the naivety and innocence of this tape. Well, and a standard set of exquisite curses from the Goblin. Seller 

Deliberately overestimating ...

(For Jeremy Piven).

"My eggs grow wool and I sell cars."

This film was released in 2009, but for some reason it seems that it was made closer to the nineties. I don't know why I have this feeling. Maybe because it is made in the style of old comedies. Do not know.

Be that as it may, the look was cool. Lots of famous people, tons of humor and sales, sales, sales. It is the latter that is the essence of everything. after all, the film is called “The Seller”. Live to the fullest, sell it the same way.

Jeremy Piven played the main role. Here he is a reflection of himself from the series "Handsome". There he plays the Hollywood agent Ari Gold. Everything was done amazingly there. Here everything turned out perfectly. His hero is constantly on the move. He simply cannot do otherwise.

Among all the others, it is worth noting the DJ "Application". This guy shouldn't be embarrassed. He is completely independent. And this person will put on the music he wants. Everything.

There is Will Ferrell. He is not even listed in the credits, but this is typical behavior for such cases. His character played a very important role. Laugh what.

Mister Chow lit up here too. Truly, one cannot hide from this Asian. Be careful, he might attack you with a samurai sword.

Ed Helms (The Hangover dentist) played a complete asshole. It's even amazing how he did it. However, set off.

An excellent comedy that is produced in a specific narrow area. In addition to the funny moments, there is a clear message.

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