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The movie tells the story of David and his ultra-hip, totally popular twin sister, Jennifer who find themselves in a 1950s sitcom where their influence begins to profoundly change that complacent world.
Hollywood satire is not usually this enjoyable: Both savage and silly, Pleasantville is an absolute blast.
April 13, 2004
EmanuelLevy.Com
Gary Ross (Big, Dave) makes an impressive directing debut with this charming, nicely executed fable, which contrasts values of the 1950s with those of the 1990s.
An ingenious fable, screenwriter Ross's directorial debut playfully spoofs the small-minded lifestyle idealised by 'family values' advocates, and the intolerance and insecurity underlying that ideal.
Ingeniously conceived and impressively executed, "Pleasantville" is a provocative, complex and surprisingly anti-nostalgic parable wrapped in the beguiling guise of a commercial high-concept comedy.