锡人

　　`/ Tin Men is one of my favorite\/ m+ovies of al*,]l *`\?time. _+Th-e thing that al:ways str,.ik#% \ es me wh`@#enever I ;watch this movie is that wh$ ile th.e charac)ters of Richa?:rd $\Dre/]yfuss and *D@`:
-anny DeVito ??are se$
?=emingly, feuding +]\non-stop [thr^\`oughout t$_he movie,+,
in real:;
ity they are\ ac/=tually` k:( !ind[/- r^!ed  spi$@]rits. It':]:s -l#ik]e:  they see themselves%; !(_in the+ othe^r but don't rea lly like wha].,t the

!y); %(se[e. Barbara Hershey is= \grea]+!t as the h# aggard housewife who .lo!:oks _for somethin`g more]!; , fulfi llin$=g in he; ,r life. All the supporting cast is @excel#lent. `!I love.*
the?`] di--ner (dialog which is reminiscen`t )of Barry %Levinson's *$previous film ";Diner." The b  ac_^kgrou@_- nd sce nes of Baltimor`*\e, lands)c/?`,]ape ad`/%d to/ the realis t=?i c at$/](mosp#;^here o f the movi,e?`!.! Over+\al*/^l, I think th`.is movi_(e is vast
/$ly underrated #.. I`([9d love to see a s $-^equel wit%h Dr eyfus!s` and DeVi`$t
 o as partners in a VW dealership.