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This movie is part of the collection: Prelinger Archives
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Creative Commons license: Public Domain
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Reviewer: Spuzz - - September 14, 2003
Subject: Is Mrs Olsen hard to understand?
Suzy's husband Frank just can't stop bitching about how awful her coffee is. Suzy rushes over to Mrs Olsen's place, Mrs Olsen (who has a swedish accent which I never noticed) says Folgers ("Folgers?") which she says is mountain grown ("Mountain Grown?"). Soon, of course, all of suzy's marital problems have dissapated! Ah, ain't married life wonderful?
Reviewer: Christopher - - June 20, 2003
Subject: "How can such a pretty wife...
make such bad coffee?" One's immediate answer can't help being, "Good question, now I want a divorce." It's difficult, though, to gauge the level of irony here. Is the wife really that worried about what her husband thinks of her coffee? Is pleasing him always really key to a good marriage? The reactions, though, seem so over-the-top, the dialog so stereotyped, that it's tempting to imagine that there's some satire going on here. The beginning of irony in advertising?
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