Quentin Dupieux ’s cult hit Rubber had the good manner to open with a direct say-so of its doctrine : “ No ground , ” Stephen Spinella ’s layers - deep meta impresario ( Officer Chad ) repeated again and again .
But with Dupieux ’s 2nd motion-picture show , we have to do the work ourselves . Over a crack in some mineral pitch , to spacey vocalise on the soundtrack , a route proletarian crouches to exempt himself , register the paper , observed by his workers just as dawn breaks . Title wag comes up : WRONG .
We cut to a flip clock at 7:59 . We wait for the numbers to turn . And then it bump – 7:60 , to an over - the - top music cue of dread . Our hero is intelligibly going to have an odd solar day .

Upon discovering that his dog is missing , Dolph ( Jack Plotnick ) heads out to the front curtilage , speak with his neighbour who reject to admits that he clip , checks the post and receives a call from his nurseryman , who is a few feet away . He does n’t spill the beans long , though , because he ’s on the other line with the hustler from Jesus ’ Organic Pizza . He ’s not ordering a Proto-Indo European , he ’s trying to argue out the logo on the flyer – why is there a lapin on a motorbike ? Dolph and the fair sex , Emma , discern that it is there to connote the swiftness of the delivery , but they both agree that the manipulation of a motorbike somewhat undercuts the natural quickness of a rabbit .
These hazy , short - attention - couplet tangent are liable to happen at any give way moment in Wrong , but finally , if you have the patience , a narrative will emerge . The hotdog was taken by Master Chang , a phantasmal vigilante play with verve and delight by William Fichtner . With an accent mark that sound something like a little tiddler pretending to be the Swedish Chef , Master Chang squeal that he takes animate being from random preferred owners , as a fashion to keep the spread of pet abuse . He take animals , instills a gumption of red , then repay them , increase the amount of love and appreciation on behalf of the possessor . Only this time there ’s a problem . Master Chang has lost the dog .
Despite being supercilious and mysterious , the tunic - wearing Master Chang with his Richard Garriott braid does n’t want to leave Dolph high and dry . He rent a overleap - animal police detective ( played by Eastbound and Down ’s Steve Little ) and lays a transcript of “ My spirit , My Dog , My Strength book Two , ” a tome that , with enough bailiwick , may enable Dolph to pass along with the pooch telepathically .

Steve Little ’s methods of chase after employ the magic of bleeding edge engineering , such as take a cell from the dog ’s feces , and , with the assist of computers , extract optic ( but not audio ) signals of “ its ” last retentivity . After a tour of canine intestines , we see the sens upon which it was leave and , maybe , some clue .
The psychic powers , however , involve a lot of study , deep external respiration and looking at awe-inspiring graphic of dogs with third eyes and intimidating - looking arrows and sign .
As Dolph persues both avenues , he still run short to study – a miserable , cramp office where it constantly rains indoors . The boss ’ office , however , is ironic and soon Dolph is call in , roundly cue that he was fired three months ago and has to blockade showing up .

Wrong is textbook surrealism , but play in the most deadpan manner potential . taste to imagine David Lynch ’s television show “ Twin Peaks ” with all of the criminal offence plot take out and just the little oddball asides remaining .
I ’m sealed that Wrong is the character of film that offer up treasures upon repeat viewings . Only at the very last moment did I acknowledge that all of the globes on the office desks were upside - down . Who knows what other little goody I lack ?
clear , though , Wrong is not for everyone . I enjoyed the film , but not as much as Rubber , Dupieux ’s film about a killer whale tire . That picture , apart from having a small more pa in the furiousness section , is more clearly about something with its frequent cuts to the desert - bound audience “ watching ” the movie . It seems clear to me that the joke is on anyone who looks for meaning in this new one . This high-handed attitude to traditional storytelling can be frustrative , but Wrong also has a greater willingness to journey down tangential rabbit holes . For example , there ’s a whole sequence when Dolph ’s gardener ( who dies of fright after being on the receiving last of some of Fichtner ’s telepathy ) apparently make out back to endure and has a full electric discharge with Emma , the pizza store proletarian .

Whereas Rubber kinda - sorta had a detail , Wrong , to its hurt , is pure silliness . Fun silliness , but transient silliness nonetheless .
Picture a scene where a man walks to his motortruck , only to find a man paint it blue . “ Sir , I took it upon myself to paint your fomite blue . ” The man courteously respond that he prefers it the original colour and the painter nods and leaves . If nutcase random stuff like that makes you express joy ( and , I must say , it does for me ) then Wrong is decidedly worth your attention .
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