Funny or Die presents a satirical rendition of Donald Trump's 1987 best selling business book, The Art of the Deal.Funny or Die presents a satirical rendition of Donald Trump's 1987 best selling business book, The Art of the Deal.Funny or Die presents a satirical rendition of Donald Trump's 1987 best selling business book, The Art of the Deal.
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- TriviaJohnny Depp brought his own team of make-up artists and hairstylists.
- GoofsAt the bar, Trump refers to Roy Cohn as "right-hand man to Senator Eugene McCarthy." Cohn worked for anti-Communist Republican Senator Joseph McCarthy, not Liberal Democratic Minnesota Senator Eugene McCarthy.
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Donald J. Trump: Mr. Gorbatchev, tear down this wall. I can build you a much nicer one.
- Crazy creditsAt the end of the movie there are fake credits for the movie, crediting Donald J. Trump for almost every task (exceptions are e.g. "Catering - The Mexicans"). During these credits Donald Trump is talking to the audience. After that the real credits for the movie appear. After these credits Ron Howard appears and says how awful the movie was and he wants all to forget that this movie or even Donald Trump exists.
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The concept of this movie is actually really fascinating to me. Personally, I really dislike Donald Trump, and a good satire of him would work extremely well! Also, it's interesting how this movie is a) an adaptation of his book "The Art of the Deal" b)is shot as mockumentary, and has a cool visual style, and c) Johnny Depp is playing Donald Trump!
However, the movie itself is nowhere near as good as its concept!While I did laugh a couple of times here and there, it was, overall, very unfunny. Most of it is immaturely making fun of Trump instead of packing the movie with little details about Trump's life that would take actual research. I'm ALWAYS impressed when those behind the scenes actually do research on whoever/whatever they're satirizing.
But, despite the movie not really being funny, I thought Johnny Depp did a pretty great job. He doesn't look or sound much like the real Donald Trump, but his performance is extremely unique and bizarre, and I really found myself enjoying!
Also, I'd like to comment on the people angrily calling this movie "propaganda". I highly disagree with them. It's just a quick little comedy that pokes fun of Trump, it's no "Triumph of the Will"! Really, calm down!
Overall, this movie made me agree with what Ron Howard said at the end of the credits.
However, the movie itself is nowhere near as good as its concept!While I did laugh a couple of times here and there, it was, overall, very unfunny. Most of it is immaturely making fun of Trump instead of packing the movie with little details about Trump's life that would take actual research. I'm ALWAYS impressed when those behind the scenes actually do research on whoever/whatever they're satirizing.
But, despite the movie not really being funny, I thought Johnny Depp did a pretty great job. He doesn't look or sound much like the real Donald Trump, but his performance is extremely unique and bizarre, and I really found myself enjoying!
Also, I'd like to comment on the people angrily calling this movie "propaganda". I highly disagree with them. It's just a quick little comedy that pokes fun of Trump, it's no "Triumph of the Will"! Really, calm down!
Overall, this movie made me agree with what Ron Howard said at the end of the credits.
- framptonhollis
- Aug 11, 2016
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