the basic story is that peter parker from spider man goes into his tv into a black and white world called pleasureville.errrr pleasentville.regardless,its a old tv sitcom from the 50s.everything he does has a drastic effect on thier world.for instance,he showed up late to work and the diner guy stood and scrubbed the same spot on the bar until he got there since it was a break in their routine.then his prissy,stuck up sister shows and acts like a ho.this introduces another foriegn element into this world.with each new element,a new color would appear in the movie.the people in town started freaking out about this.its really neat.the guy who played spider man is the main character.his sister is just another horny teenager.chicks like her are like a stop sign.theres a new one at every corner.its a one of a kind movie like wizard of oz meets back to the future.his sister is kinda cute though.the message is all about the social transformations between the 50s and 60s.the special effects are pretty cool.i doubt there will be a sequel since theres no way it could ever approach the genius of the first one.

I found this to be quite a Satanic film to consider in that it focuses on a McCarthyistic / Rockwellian environment, with its residents being virtual clones in a black and white world in dualism, remaining pleasantly ignorant of anything ouside the fetters therein.

A fan named David of a program named “Pleasantville” gets paid a visit by an unassuming, though a bit meddling TV repairman {Don Knotts} who observes his passion and extensve trivia of the show, thereby zapping him and his sister into the Letharginator turned virtual time portal, wgere they arrive in the quaint little towne complete with period clothing to match, and a remote controller whch now has the power to transport them back through the letharginatrix when desired.

They are warned not to interfere with the goings-on, but to to only basque in the charming simplicities of the time. But little by little, gems of knowledge are released to the Pleasantvillians, to which an interesting enigma occurs – they begin to acquire COLOR – the more wordly knowledge that is accumulated, the more colorful the town and the people become; until this eventually causes a rift between the black-white civilians and the “colords”.

Knotts notices the changes from the future, admonishing that they make a hasty return, but David is determned to remain as a veritable Lucifer enlightening the polulace, along with his sister Jennifer, who decides to become quite the succubus, to the delights of the flesh of the world, of the mind and the emotions, and the fortunate young men she chooses to bestow her beauty.

Of note, the relationship between David and the cook at the local soda shoppe, who in the beginning would not even close up shop without the help of his little waiter-friend, but who begins nurturing his talent for art, as Davis presents him with a vertiable “forbidden book”, which sparks an inferno of motivation; so much so, that he begins persuing his bliss agressively, making up for all that lost time when he was only allowed to draw one different painting per holiday season on the front window of the shop. And now, the place becomes strewn with paintings, although most of them are portrits of David’s mother, whom he has been infatuated with for a long time – and there is a very interesting story behind that as well. She too has acquired color, by both persuing her reciprocal infatuation with the artist, and finally experiencing an ORGASM – it seems as if the residents were not even aware of coitus much less masturbation – they didn’t even defecate!

The ignorant populace subsequently become rousted when a new mural on the soda shoppe is spotted – that of a semi-clad David’s mother in all of her elegant beauty. The grey-scale cretins smash it to bits and vandalize the shop for his creative efforts. Still, he follows his heart and eventually creates another masterpiece, this time on the side-wall of the place, which pictorally recounts the unfortunate occurrences as of late, most noticably, the despicable burning of books which are depicted sprouting wings and flying up into the sky like so many angels. This was cause by David and his sister recalling the contents of certain literature in the librarium, to which the predictable blank pages in the myriad tomes begin to fill by the recollections of their memories.

Of course, because of the various labidonous and epystomological expressions thus surfacing in the once completely bland township, the politicians amongst the greyscale drones mobilize against the evolutions by passing restrictive laws to squelch all future manifestations of the imagination, until the mural incident, in which the artist is called into Court, where there is one judge, no jury, and the attendents therein are divided between the greys and the colords. David must act as his own and the cook’s attorney until finally, he invokes a response emotional enough to surface color in the Judge himself, to which he goes out running amidst the laughter of all in the hall.

After this, the toen is in brilliant Satan-O-Vision color, as if painted by the hands of daemons. So David finally returns, and all is as it was in his own time, with an additional kaleidoscopic flame of knowledge to boot.