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Перевод: slapstick

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Тезаурус:

1. Tex Avery cartoons of comic book bodies and slapstick violence.
2. Both are Hollywood-style productions, one a soppy Western, the other a slapstick item featuring a Chaplin lookalike.
3. If horses have a sense of humour, it is of the slapstick variety.
4. The lack of ambition in the output of slapstick comedies, innocuous romances and bland dramas from BIP demonstrated Maxwell's willingness to accept the economic constraints of British film production, while doing little to encourage new approaches to low-budget filmmaking.
5. Out of the cracks and the shadows a company comes to play - juggling, magic tricks, tumbling, and slapstick fill the stage.
6. The bright pink baby turns into a bonny pig as the scene become surreal slapstick with baby tossed into the air with the pans.
7. Nevertheless he has diluted things a bit, and where Evil Dead 2 had an almost meaningless series of gory slapstick routines, Darkman has something approaching a plot.
8. The early slapstick of their competitiveness had given way to outright savage aggression.
9. Not all the content is quite so melodramatic, and the same filmmaker's Our Little Errand Boy (1905) is a fabulous slapstick comedy about a plucky prankster who terrorizes his neighbourhood and, when pursued by the vicar, the shopkeeper, the matron and various others, locks them all behind the wire mesh of a chicken run.
10. Gallotta's Mammame is true to a very French type, with its scatty logic, its mix of dance, gesture and slapstick and its ability to polarise opinion between "joyously unconfined choreography" and "mildly diverting tosh".
11. Though he still likes the animal and slapstick comics, he is branching out into the blood-and-thunder type.
12. Thomas Pynchon has also shown a consistent fondness for slapstick effects in his novels, drawn partly from comic cinema.
13. Hamlet , one of Shakespeare's best known tragedies, is transformed into slapstick comedy in this film version of Tom Stoppard's popular play.