The Comics

About This Movie

So, 'The Comics' is quite a peculiar slice of early 90s comedy. The premise is straightforward yet whimsical: two silent film actors break free from their cinematic confines and plunge into the chaos of the real world. It’s a bit of a farce, really, and the humor leans heavily on their fish-out-of-water antics. The pacing feels a tad uneven at times, almost like a throwback to the silent era itself, which is interesting. There's this playful charm in their interactions with modern society, showcasing a kind of naivety that leads to delightful trouble. The performances, though not by big names, have a kind of earnestness that adds to the film’s unique tone. It’s worth noting the practical effects used—they blend seamlessly with the humor and enhance that almost slapstick quality. Overall, it’s a quirky little gem that stands out for its offbeat narrative and execution.

Unique premise with silent film roots · Quirky humor and unexpected situations · Interesting use of practical effects