Review of Death to Smoochy (2002) by Ur_Dean I — 16 Aug 2009
Dark comedy and Danny DeVito is a combination that has always worked. While praise can be given to DeVito for the style (with its musical numbers, flashy sets and spot-on lighting), it is really Robin Williams' psychotic song and dance man which gives the story all the momentum.
His interpretation of Rainbow Randolph propels the plot forward into a bizarre and shady world of the mafia, children's programming and film noir.
This review of Death to Smoochy (2002) was written by Ur_Dean I on 16 Aug 2009.
Death to Smoochy has generally received mixed reviews.
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