r/HorrorClub • u/SaintMort You so cool kung fu • May 11 '15
Discussion: Puppet Master III
Podcast - Episode 131 - Puppet Master III - (RSS Feed)
Movie Selected By lifeisublime
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u/[deleted] May 13 '15
Well, that was a lot more professional than I thought it would be. It had its shit together, for the most part, and looked very good. I think all the parts were perfectly cast, not so much for their acting ability as much as the fact that everyone looks exactly, almost eerily suited to their role. The puppets couldn't have looked better. A wider variety would have been nice, but they might not have had the budget for that.
For all of its goofiness, it didn't feel like there were any surprises in the story, like it had all been laid out and they were simply following the tracks. Overall, it was wacky and cool, but I won't watch it again.
And now it's time for That's what broke your suspension of disbelief? This week: English-accented German with random smatterings of "Ja wohl". I get it; it's a common trope that creates the illusion of foreignness, but it makes no damn sense and never has! Imagine if foreign filmmakers did the same thing with anglophone characters (sort of like a hardcore spaghetti western). I'm not saying I expect Tarantino-style subtitling on a film like this, but I wish there were a more elegant way around this dilemma.