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Pappa ante Portas, a review by TomTitle: Pappa ante Portas Year: 1991 Director: Loriot Writing: Loriot (Writer) Rating: FSK-0 Length: 86 Min. Video: Anamorphic Widescreen 1.78 Audio: German: Dolby Digital 5.1, German: Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo Subtitles: German Stars: Evelyn Hamann as Renate Lohse Loriot as Heinrich Lohse Loriot as Opa Hoppenstedt Loriot as Dichter Frohwein Loriot as Geigenspieler Plot:Awards: My Thoughts: This is a great movie. I always enjoy watching it. A lot of lines I often think of in everyday situations. This is one of two movies written and directed by and starring Loriot, a German humorist who had a successful sketch show in the 70s, which had a lot of phrases which are still being used today.This movie is about a guy, who is sent into retirement by his company after ordering enough typewriter paper to last 40 years just because it is cheaper this way. This suprising turn of events causes trouble with his wife who has to handle his excentricities now also during the day. This movie lives from how the lines are delivered. I could quote some of my favorite lines here, but through translation and conversion to printed form all the humor would probably be lost. Rating: (From Tom's Random Reviews on August 7th, 2010) The Fighter, a review by JonThe Fighter 5 out of 5 Rocky and Raging Bull The Fighter (From The Fighter ***** on February 2nd, 2011) Miracles Marathon, a review by addicted2dvdMiracles Marathon 4. Little Girl Lost A little girl keeps appearing to Paul Callan just before several disasters occur, causing him to wonder if she is responsible for them and, if so, why? Guest Stars: Gloria Stuart Allisyn Ashley Arm James Greene Melinda Page Hamilton My Thoughts: This is one of my favorite episodes. I was glued to the screen watching this episode. There is something extra eerie about a ghost story when it is about the ghost of a young child. And I must admit... they got a good effect with little effort. just a little bit of a couple different shades of gray makeup on the face of a good child actress. This kid must of been good at taking direction as you could just see the pain and sorrow in her face. I just loved this episode... everyone did an excellent job! My Rating: (From Miracles Marathon on December 23rd, 2009) |