| Needless to say, whatever Mr | In the luxurious Power Caller suite, Cash is told by Power Caller Mr |
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| With his fears now confirmed, Cash takes the secret to the public on a reality show called I Got the Shit Kicked Out of Me! | Even though Lee and Riley set their timelines decades apart, the common thread of the use of the white voice as a seductive fiction stands out |
Right from her aesthetic dresses, to her manic art, Detroit embodies several notions of rebellion, some of which form the relevant thematic exposition of the film.
15| She breaks up with Cash, arguing that his immoral job has changed him, while he insists he has the right to be proud of his success | He gets one at a local telemarketing firm, RegalView, despite lying on his resume and about his qualifications |
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| It's so wildly original too, that I genuinely had no idea where it was going to go, and my predictions were usually wrong | Strangelove One of the earlier films by legendary filmmaker Stanley Kubrick, Dr |
Once the American government finds out about the interview, they send the lovable goofs on a new mission to take out the leader.
30| There seem to be no other plausible explanations for his metamorphosis, if you will | He finds himself in a situation similar to Antigone, Medea, and Hamlet, all of whom erred in judgment and thus suffered the consequence of their actions |
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| He stops participating in the union push and Detroit quits her RegalView job to avoid conflicting loyalties between the two, while secretly participating in the Left Eye Faction, an anti-WorryFree activist movement | The film follows a young telemarketer who adopts a to succeed at his job |
He later attends Detroit's art exhibit and uninvited, at which she uses a white voice of her own.