ITT: Films that you can't criticize without retards saying "THAT'S THE POINT"
THAT'S THE POINT
>>67774247
People give it a free pass for "muh cult classic" reasons. Same shit with Mallrats and Clerks. In hindsight they're objectively bad, but pseudo intellectual sheep claim superiority of these abhorrent flicks.
>>67774283
Meme
>>67774527
fuck you, Clerks is great.
??? Fargo is a good movie ???
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJOwQJsFi9I
K I N O
>>67775875
Cuck
>>67774247
same goes for the show
>>67775923
what's the relevance of this scene? why include this mike character? did something go over my head?
>>67775923
YOU WERE SUCH A SUPER RADY
AND THEN...
I GET SO RONREY
This is one of the movies that made the mistake of being adapted into tv, because now it makes you wonder why bother watching the movie in the first place?
Granted, an important aspect of the movie is relevant for the series, but not by much.
>>67776032
>This is how every first date of my life has gone. Please kill me now.
>>67775875
I watched it for the first time a few months ago and it felt completely and utterly pointless. Wasn't funny, wasn't interesting. Please tell me what I missed
>>67775875
>How_to_spot_a_redditor.jph
>>67774247
Yeah. That's exactly why it shows your pleb ass has no point.
Stay mad pleb shitter.
>DA EBDING SUKED
>DA PLOT SUKED
>DA STORY SUKED
Average pleb "critique"
>>67776032
it leads her to be skeptical of the William H Macy character
it is an out of place and poorly done scene though, and unfortunately because of it the show has based their whole approach around so-quirky non sequiturs
I love it but it perfectly fits the description
>>67776032
eh, think its just more character building for marge. She is very content with her life, knows what she wants etc. It's kind of great that throughout the movie shes portrayed as the sterotypical north-midwesterner - very casual, polite, warm. In this scene shes pushed a little bit, and doesn't buckle - maybe its supposed to remind you that she's a sweet person but still a police officer? I like the tension that builds, not too much is said in the scene but plenty is conveyed.
you were such a super lady!
>>67776104
What's the series like? Is there really enough material for a whole TV Show?
>>67776175
How is it our of place or poorly done?
Not arguing, just want your input
>>67776120
>pointless
nigs I'm sorry but that's IS the point. It's just a shitty day in this dudes life that's filled with colorful characters like Randal and Jay. The humor comes from the situations and the dialog.
Comedy can be easily dismissed by an individual as not funny, but almost everybody I watch that film with laughs at the jokes. Just because you don't laugh doesn't mean it's not considered funny.
>>67776139
>Reddit boogyman shitposting
so you have no argument?
>>67776213
The first season is a separate story about a guy that ends up meeting a hired killer by accident, while their stories are separate they end up merging at one point in the series.
It's a very well written and developed story. Pretty cool. It relates to the movie in a very subtle way and some elements of it are present there, but it's pretty good nontheless.
>>67776104
>makes you wonder why bother watching the movie in the first place?
have you even seen the movie? they're completely different. for one the movie is about pathetic, self-defeating criminals and the show is about comic book villains
>>67774247
Batman V Superman
>"Why is lex autistic?"
>"BU-WHY DONT YOU READ A COMIC ITS HIS ORIGIN YOU STUPID IDIOT"
>"Why is Superman literally the opposite of hope in these movies?"
>"BU-HES JUST A GUY TRYING TO DO THE RIGHT THING WHICH ISNT ALWAYS GLAMOROUS"
>"The movie was pretty bad and poorly put together"
>"YOU JUST DONT GET IT YOUR JUST LIKE A CRITIC NOT ENOUGH QUIPS FOR YOU FUCKING REDDIT HEHEH"With all of this said I still liked BvS, but recognize that most people don't for good reasons
Starship Troopers.
Bring up a legitimate flaw about it and everyone goes "that's all part of the satire!"
>>67776325
>It's a very well written and developed story.
sure, if you like the empty cargo cult version of Coen Brothers stylings
predictable and boring
>>67776505
>sure, if you like the empty cargo cult version of Coen Brothers stylings
Point of the thread. Also, what's there on the movie? Nothing. It's empty. Might as well see paint dry or at least the first Mad Max movie.
Granted that one's also slow and dull as fuck but at least something happens.
ITT: children
>>67774247
>he thinks you can criticize Fargo
>>67776587
Suck a cock faggot. That's one of my favorite movies
>>67775875
>>67776523
Goat movie. It shines a light on the strangeness and absurdity of our relationship to film as a medium, by removing us from our grounded concrete world. By doing this it shows a St how fucked up the concept of watching movies really are and how fucking creepy the idea of people caring or empathizing with people in movies is. But I understand the movie is on another plane all its own compared to most film.
>>67774247
napoleon dynamite
>>67776587
Movie is meant to illustrate that violence is biologically ingrained in humanity and that it probably is a necessary thing despite what PA afist might think. I would call a good example of post-911 cinema along with the dark Knight, signs, etc.
>>67774247
Donnie Darko, I fucking hate that movie.
>>67776667
Coen brothers trying to be david Lynch. It's OK, but I would need to rewath to see how it holds up.
>>67774247
The Room
>>67777560
Yeah, I agree it's a great movie, even on a more visceral level. I love the atmosphere and the sense of mystery, even if it remains unexplained and convoluted.
>>67777799
preach
>>67774283
product integration: the movie
>but that's the joke you literal retard!!!
>>67777956
It's probably the most Lovecraft feeling movie ever made. Certain scenes like when she is on the street dieing and the camera pans out and you realize it was just a movie of her dieing. And all the scenes of the rabbits watching you the viewer make you uneasy and then you realize that you are like the rabbits watching movies and TV and porn. And I find it amazing a film could make you feel what it is like to be not the subject but the object in a film. We for a moment realize how horrifying the idea of an audience is. This is confirmed at the end of the movie when the girl who at the beginning is revealed to be watching the movie/actress. She then cries when she realizes this and the blond chick dissapears and she runs away from the TV and goes down stairs to her family. The movie is conculuted and I love it for that, but it tries to do too much. It tries to show both the uncanny of film viewers and also the strangeness of acting in itself. If it had maybe just done one if those things it would be more accessible and clear.
>>67778416
Fucking spot on, my exact thoughts after watching it the second time. I noticed this thing that happens to me every time I watch a Lynch movie, some really obvious things go over my head because I'm trying to find deeper meaning in them or I'm trying to put all the pieces together to understand the whole thing. I didn't even think about the rabbits representing the viewer, as stupid as that sounds. I was just like "what the fuck is this shit now". But you summed the whole thing up very well in your psot.
Also the scariest scene I've ever seen in a movie is that face
maaaaan
The whole movie is so long that you forget about that you're watching a movie and than that shit happens
>>67774247
explain further
>>67776032
hello noah, how is season 3 going
B-but without Fargo there wouldn't be pic related ;__;
>>67776322
in a row?
>>67779832
>the real one died
rip in piece you crazy japanese office lady
>>67779832
B U N Z O
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