An amazing movie for sound design alone! The way that it uses audio to change perspective in the scene is just astounding and the way that Riz Ahmed's acting perfectly complements it. I also like how Rubans desire to hear to parallel his struggle with addiction, which in one mind set sounds like a dumb thing to want to hear again as a bad thing but the theme of this movie is acceptance and that disabilities are not something that is meant to be fixed but something that one can learn to live with.

Being the Marx brothers second film on screen too can still see them making the transition from stage to screen as their acting and direction feels more akin to a vaudeville play rather than the perfect hybrid their later films provide. Not to say this movie is bad, just a rough version of what we will see later on from them!

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This was bad, like really bad. Like this movie wasn't bad like how the room was bad but good it was just AWFUL.

There were random frame rate changes, the setting was weird, unnecessary slow motion shots, the dialogue was all over the place and the plot was so disconnected from anything.

Honestly the hype of tommy wiseau fades off 5 minutes after he appears.