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Movie Charts

Comedy Graphs of the Films You Love

Parametry

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"You talkin' to me?" If you're a diehard film buff -or just a Diehard buff- this hilarious little book is indeed talkin' to you. Taking a completely wacky approach to the game of movie trivia, author Paul Copperwaite has devised scores of graphs-pie charts, bar charts, flowcharts, diagrams, and tables-that tickle you while testing your knowledge of the most memorable and most embarrassing moments in cinematic history. Copperwaite's charts measure and quantify the strangest stuff: Bruce Willis's baldness, Al Pacino's loudness, Keanu Reeves' expressiveness (or lack thereof), King Kong's irritability level, property values in Amityville, the coincidence between John Travolta's dancing in a film and that film's box office success (Saturday Night Fever and Pulp Fiction hit it big; Battlefield Earth flops).If you love movies and pride yourself on how much you know about them, you'll relish being in on the jokes.

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Movie Charts, Paul Copperwaite

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Rok wydania
2009
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Tytuł
Movie Charts
Podtytuł
Comedy Graphs of the Films You Love
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2009
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
96
ISBN10
1844036839
ISBN13
9781844036837
Seria
Tagi
Humor
Opis
"You talkin' to me?" If you're a diehard film buff -or just a Diehard buff- this hilarious little book is indeed talkin' to you. Taking a completely wacky approach to the game of movie trivia, author Paul Copperwaite has devised scores of graphs-pie charts, bar charts, flowcharts, diagrams, and tables-that tickle you while testing your knowledge of the most memorable and most embarrassing moments in cinematic history. Copperwaite's charts measure and quantify the strangest stuff: Bruce Willis's baldness, Al Pacino's loudness, Keanu Reeves' expressiveness (or lack thereof), King Kong's irritability level, property values in Amityville, the coincidence between John Travolta's dancing in a film and that film's box office success (Saturday Night Fever and Pulp Fiction hit it big; Battlefield Earth flops).If you love movies and pride yourself on how much you know about them, you'll relish being in on the jokes.