of course an unemployed actor 35 no agent no history bno credits to his name suddenly lands a role in a film, and all problems are solved, making sure that the film proves after all that capitalism really works. Wish i'd never started watching it in the first place
shareI absolutely agree with you. The ending irritated me. Why do they always have to find a corny solution to everything!
but bob didn't seem to be too happy in the end...
shareBecause the producers of Hollywood are a tight-knit gang of millionaires and they hate poor people of america, so they make fun of them in their films.
Oh what a day. What a lovely day!
The whole movie seemed like a waste of time. Not really bad, not really good, just a waste of time.
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dude, this is a great movie. its heartwarming stuff.
shareTo the OP of this thread - I guess you missed the point that in Hollywood, landing a big role doesn't mean squat.
Did you not see what happened to Maxwell Caulfield's character after he got the big part on the soap? :)
What about real life? Maxwell Caulfield had a major role in Grease 2 and it did nothing for his career or anyone else that was in it. Thankfully for Michelle Pfeiffer she later had a career in spite of having been in it!
Sheldon:"Was the starfish wearing boxer shorts? Because you might have been watching Nickelodeon".