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Lea Press on Limbs

2 reviews
5/10

One joke that is beaten into the ground by the time this ends.

When this begins, it's amusing, particularly if you know the ad campaign this lampoons. But the problem is, the premise isn't strong enough to support the length of the cartoon. It's a joke with one punchline repeated far too often and after a while, it becomes tedious, at least it did to me. The first one and a-half minutes are quite funny and then it becomes repetitive and the idea just isn't clever enough in and of itself to sustain itself over the rest. Still, worth watching once.
  • llltdesq
  • Mar 8, 2002
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4/10

Funny... for about 10 seconds

This commercial parody is too silly for it's own good. I think the title gives away what it's all about.

If you are familiar with Lea Press-on-nails, you may find this a bit funny as well, but I certainly think the joke wears thin by the end of the short.
  • medrjel
  • Jul 21, 2002
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