Life is Beautiful Film Four Now!

[El Jefe]

I liked it...
Proof that humour and positivity can make even some of the worst situations bearable.

Each to their own though

"always look on the bright side of genocide.


dee doo, dee-doo-dee-doo dee-doo"

 

[Stoat Boy]

I dont think the film ever claimed to be a serious representation about what it must have been like to have been in a concentration camp but rather one about the human spirit, using the back drop of WW2 and the horrors it represented.

 

[Badgers]

Exactly why I thought it sickening.

Each to their own though

 

[chooch]

I dont think the film ever claimed to be a serious representation about what it must have been like to have been in a concentration camp but rather one about the human spirit, using the back drop of WW2 and the horrors it represented.

If so, it failed unless the human spirit wears a crusted coat of elephant jizz.
Which, I'll give you, it might.

 

[chainsaw cat]

Amen to that.

Before I had kids I never really cried at films. I confess to having my eyes fill up with tears at the end of Love Story but a person would need to be made of stone not to feel something when he gives her a hug just before she pops her clogs. But I never sobbed.

Now however, it dont take much to set me off at all. Life is Beautiful stood out because I was still bursting into tears two days later just thinking about it but there have been many other films and TV programes that have caused me to cry.

I burst out laughing. Must have been the 70s haircuts.