Review of Mannequin (1987) by Jeremy N — 23 May 2008
A perfect metaphorical soliloquy of what we all have thought or wished for at one time or another. Indeed, it is a fantasy and yearning of the heart masquerading itself as merely just a film. This magnificent piece taps into America's nay all of mankind's deepest and most honorable fantasy: A mannequin in a bikini that, for no discernible reason, sometimes becomes a real person.
This is a film, no less a symbol of human expression at its most acute and its most visceral emotional and intellectual level.
This, my friends, is filmmaking excellence.
Bravo, Michael Gorrlieb... Bravo.
This review of Mannequin (1987) was written by Jeremy N on 23 May 2008.
Mannequin has generally received mixed reviews.
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