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| Sort of a morning-after "Wedding Crashers" with lame slapstick but good insight into arrested male development, "Samoan Wedding" also, almost offhandedly, paints a portrait of a vibrant ethnic community that -- at least outside of New Zealand -- has rarely been shown. Approaching the microphone at the beginning of their set, Maines offhandedly comments on American military involvement with the now infamous, "Just so you know, we do not want this war, and we are ashamed that the president is from Texas. Then, quite offhandedly, Jacques suggested that few young dancers would even know the name Bolender today. |
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