Review of The Flying Deuces (1939) by Terry P — 13 Nov 2007
Great film with plenty of laugh out loud moments. You can still see the influence of Laurel & Hardy in popular humour today. This film is a blend of slapstick, surreal humour, self parody and nods to older pieces of work.
If that description sounds a bit like the Simpsons, it's worth noting that Homer's "d'oh" was based on the "d'oh" of Laurel & Hardy regular James Finlayson.
This review of The Flying Deuces (1939) was written by Terry P on 13 Nov 2007.
The Flying Deuces has generally received positive reviews.
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