Golden Globe Nominee for Best Picture of the year (Fresh conversion from new source - prev ENG-FRE-SPA posting contained defective frames as we only just discovered, so we bring you this offering with even better audio bitrates too so sorry for the earlier mistake and thanks for your understanding! Michael Rizzo (we do have an ENG-ITA version just posted for you additionally by the way)
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This movie has its truly hilarious moments with Eddie Murphy as a beggar at the beginning pretending to be crippled for example.
There's a lot of unfairness shown however in the treatment of successful stockbroker Dan Ackroyd's character and its sad and difficult at times to see what happens to him through much of the movie.
This movie speaks to the issue of the "nature versus nurture" debate. The "Duke brothers" seem to believe that what a man is in regards to his birth endowment of intelligence, sense of connection, possible tempermental inheritance and other congenital (perhaps) qualities are not what is important in determining his lot in life ultimately. Instead it is the schools he goes to and the amount of money his family has etc, which will determine how well turns out, comparing him perhaps to even any other one that is born on the earth too.
So they embark on an experiment to prove their point - one against the other making a bet between themselves of fully one dollar as to who will be proven right in their minds at the end of it all.