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So, 'The Trouble With People' is this quirky little gem from 1972 that showcases Neil Simon's knack for humor through five distinct sketches. Each piece has its own flavor, like the diner scene that hits on the absurdity of everyday choices, or the tech mishap in 'The Man Who Got a Ticket,' which feels eerily relatable even today. The pacing varies, keeping you engaged with its shifts in tone. There’s a lightness to it, but also an underlying critique of modern life and relationships. The performances, while maybe not star-studded, deliver that classic Simon wit, drawing you in with their authenticity and charm. It’s a unique blend of comedy that feels almost like a time capsule of the era's sensibilities.
This film has a niche appeal for collectors, especially those interested in TV movies from the early 70s. It's not widely available, with limited releases, making original copies somewhat elusive. The unique structure of sketch comedy intertwined with Simon's writing style adds to its collector interest, as it captures a particular comedic tone of the time that isn't often replicated.
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