Ben Meyers’ rating: 3.6|5.0
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The Master of Disguise—smart,
witty, fresh—performs as one of the best comedies released for a while. There
are some risqué scenes, but overall Dana Carvey (as Pistachio Disguisey) gives
us a royal treat in comedic diversity that is unbeatable. While the film did
not receive positive reviews, this critic completely disagrees with the
majority critical opinion and rates this film as really good work for
Directors, Producers, actors and actresses. It provides a very good showcase
for Dana Carvey’s talents. It’s re-watchable purely to ensure no piece of the very
smartly written dialogue is missed.
Film Poster Courtesy of Wikipedia
Storyline
Secret
Agent Fabbrizio Disguisey (James Brolin) does not want to pass on the family
occupation to his children, moves to America, opens a restaurant, and raises
his family. But, it’s not as easy as he thinks to break family tradition.
Additional Thanks
Thank
you to Director Perry Andelin Blake for directing efforts. Thank you to
Executive Producers Jack Giarraputo and Adam Sandler for making the film
possible. Additional characters/cast include: Jennifer Baker (Jennifer
Esposito), Grandfather Disguisey (Harold Gould), Devlen Bowman (Brent Spiner),
Mother Disguisey (Edie McClurg), and Barney Baker (Austin Wolff).
Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?
Yes.
It’s a very smartly written comedy generously packed with terrific one-liners.
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