Meet the Feebles

Synopsis

Meet the Feebles is a dark comedy film directed by Peter Jackson. The movie follows the lives of the Feebles, an ensemble cast of puppets who work on a variety show. As the characters prepare for their big show, their personal lives start to unravel, revealing dark secrets, betrayals, and manipulations. The film explores themes of greed, lust, and the dark side of show business, creating a twisted and bizarre world where nothing is as it seems. Meet the Feebles takes audiences on a wild ride through a hilariously dysfunctional puppet world filled with scandalous antics and shocking revelations.

Cast

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  Donna Akersten

  Samantha the Cat / The Sheep (voice)

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  Stuart Devenie

  Sebastian / Dr. Quack / Daisy the Cow / Sandy the Chicken (voice)

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  Mark Hadlow

  Heidi / Robert / Barry the Bulldog (voice)

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  Brian Sergent

  Wynyard the Frog / Trevor the Rat / The Fly (voice)

• Ross Jolly

  (voice) (uncredited)

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  Peter Vere-Jones

  Bletch / Arfur the Worm (voice)

Reviews

Meet the Feebles has polarized critics and audiences since its release in 1989. While some appreciate its audacious and boundary-pushing approach to puppetry, others find it distasteful and offensive. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a 72% rating, with some critics praising its dark humor and inventive storytelling. However, IMDb's rating of 6.6/10 reflects a more mixed reception, with many viewers divided over the film's controversial content. Despite its divisive nature, Meet the Feebles has gained a cult following over the years, with fans appreciating its unique blend of comedy, satire, and shock value. Some have hailed it as a cult classic that pushes the boundaries of traditional filmmaking.