Donald Trump's The Art of the Deal: The Movie

2016
Donald Trump's The Art of the Deal: The Movie
5.9| 0h50m| NR| en| More Info
Released: 10 February 2016 Released
Producted By: Funny or Die
Country: United States of America
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Donald Trump has it all. Money, power, respect, and an Eastern European bride. But all his success didn't come for nothing. First, he inherited millions of dollars from his rich father, then he grabbed New York City by the balls. Now you can learn the art of negotiation, real estate, and high-quality brass.

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sildarmillion I liked the humor in this a lot. It was ridiculous without going SNL-level over-the-top. All the jokes paid off. The pacing was a tiny bit off, but it's short, so it doesn't make a big difference. The cast was really great. A lot of familiar faces playing familiar characters. Johnny Depp especially was great. You wouldn't even have known it was him if you didn't specifically know it. Honestly, after what happened in 2016, this is what we needed. I wish I had watched it before, but oh well. You need the distance from the event to be able to see the comedy.
LouAntonyMorris They did a good job at making fun of him even if it's mean at times and if you can do your job properly, particularly when it comes to being FUNNY rather than getting off on CRUEL, then what's the harm?In fact at one point they have "The Donald" make the crack about only caring about what neighbors do to property values...and I wasn't sure if they were actually this inept when it comes to the working class or were genuinely trying to bash him.... The working class ALWAYS cares about what new neighbors do to property values! lol. I've heard that mentioned in my small working class town for 30+ years. Teachers, parents, cops, siblings I mean EVERYONE.Ultimately they meant it as an attack and are truly outside the fold of who Americans are and what it means to work yourself to the point of injury to have a life worth living and help the people you care about. Ron Howard endorsed a smear site on President Trump which was of course implications but posted everything as facts. Was accused of. Was thought to have. May have been involved with. Could have been responsible for.The most irresponsible rhetoric controlling the small minded and emotionally driven that I now consider it a dialect. But the movie was funny!So for all I boycott out of entertainment and social media which I have been doing for the last 10 years? I thought the movie was harmless and fun.
rockywaters Donald Trump is certainly someone that could be easily and successfully spoofed. This movie could have been hilarious. Instead, it's boring. Here are some of the scenes. ***Spoiler alert*** Trump telling his lawyer to pretend biting off a cock, in front of a boy. Trump taking a dump while constipated. Trump says f*ck several times, and gives the finger. Trump paying a homeless man to relieve himself inside of an apartment building. Trump picks up a gay lawyer in a bar. Trump insulting blacks and Mexicans. ****** What a shame. There were some big stars that appeared. Ron Howard was part of this mess. Couldn't he have called in some favors and gotten some decent writers to help out? Unfortunately, it seems to have been written by bitter, unfunny, Trump haters.
John Douglas Mockery is the style of the times, and satire is just a nice way to say "hey, we're deeply prejudiced and more than willing to express it through exaggerated stereotypes." It takes extra effort to watch this painfully desperate attempt to commit character assassination in the name of politics. At least there was some character similarity - some. But that's just my opinion. I have the same opinion whether it's some snarky rich Hollywood type looking down their nose at the person in their cheap big box store clothes, or a bunch of bullies mocking someone they want to push around. Same kind of jokes, jabs and the glow of underlying enjoyment of the sense of superiority. Don't like Trump? You'll love it.