Big Top Pee-Wee
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Movie Reviews of Big Top Pee-Wee
Movie Review: Ok, so its not his best...
Summary: 3 Stars
But you have to remember Ruebens had help from Phil Hartman in writing Big Adventure, and Tim Burton Directing. So yeah, its not nearly as good as the first, but good none the less. Its about time that it came out on DVD and I am eagerly awaiting the Playhouse collection later this year.On a side note, did anyone elses DVD not come with a booklet inside? Mine was empty.
Movie Review: Bad publicity ruined this movie
Summary: 3 Stars
Because of PW's indiscretion which was overblown because he had a children's show, this movie didn't get the kind of praise and audience attendance it should have. It was just as cute and funny as the first one. PeeWee's Saturday morning show was very inventive and creative, it's a shame that it was cancelled, because, all that's on now are Japanese cartoons.Movie Review: Le gasp
Summary: 2 Stars
I rented this movie thinking it would be as good as Big Adventure. I was sadly mistaken. The energy of this movie was WAY off. The material...eh, it could have been worked with. And I don't mean that Tim Burton is the only one who could've saved it, I just think it was undeveloped. The pace was too slow, and some parts of it just were NOT relevant to the plot (WHAT PLOT???) I've spent the last week crtiqueing this movie in my head in my spare time. Don't get me wrong, I'm not some kind of a weirdo, I just think it has major potential, but it was taken in the wrong direction.
Now the whole...PW romance issue. No joke, my first reaction-I got sick to my stomach. I REALLY thought I might lose my dinner. However, I think if it had been reworked into a more...mischieviously childlike romance, it could have been really charming. I did enjoy the "I lo...lo...LOVE YOU!" scene, and just, the satisfied embarrassed look on his face as he walked away...yeah. That's how the whole thing should've been. Like when two 2nd graders decide they should "get married" and all the boy once to do is see what it's like to kiss a girl. Instead it came off as...well gross. And WAY to serious. No way was this family oriented. I almost wish i could direct this, I have so many ideas. But yeah, it's not really worth the view, unfortunately unless you want to see how well Pee-wee can kiss. I mean, he's not bad actually...
Movie Review: pee wee's first major dissapointment
Summary: 2 Stars
paul reubens character was one of the greatest comedic events of our time.. From the early variety show, to the playhouse, to the big adventure - pee wee could not lose.. I remember seeing big top pee wee in the theatre - and feeling very dissapointed with a movie that was just not very fun or interesting.. Whereas 'pee wee's big adventure' explored more of pee wees quirkiness (remember the scene with the tape in the bathroom) 'big top pee wee' tried to take the character move him to a different setting and make a sort of romantic comedy.. This is probably where it all falls apart.. pee wee should not be a romantic figure - he is the opposite.. he is best when he remains a sort of neuter or man child.. the second romance enters the picture.. pee wee loses all of his charm and comedy.. there are a few funny moments in big top pee wee but on the whole it falls flat.Movie Review: please stand by
Summary: 1 Stars
Dear Amazon.ComMy dad saw this movie when it came out and didn't like it because of
all the romance in this movie infact I am working on a looney tunes mini-movie for Warner bros. (the people who made Big Adventure which my dad like better) and I am not putting the part with the kiss into my movie and what would the animated me think about this anyways as the animated me said in my mini-movie "the original release [of big adventure] was a classic" in ways big adventure is considered as classic moviemaking but this was not
signed Michael E. Jones