Suggest a film like Sideways, Darjeeling Limited, Garden State....
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This is what I was gonna suggest - LOVE IT!
starfish
No dialogue. Just plot.
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I really fancy him
Is it the dwarf who is also in In Bruges?
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Not sure, haven't seen it but he was in Elf.
I think he was in that 'death at a funeral' too, which I found mildly amusing.
starfish
No dialogue. Just plot.
Not according to wiki. But he was in Elf & beat up Will Ferrell.
yeah - I got mixed up. The guy in elf is also in Death at a Funeral.
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He's in Human Nature in a rare role that doesn't have anything to do with his hight.
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No, but the In Bruges dwarf is in the very first episode of star trek TNG
"2 Manky hookers and a racist dwarf? I'm off!" is the line of the decade.
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Not really following the brief but if you like quirky films & have enjoyed Wes Anderson's stuff I suggest you get yourself a copy of Harold & Maude. It's about a morbid teenage boy who doesn't really get along with other people & for fun fakes elaborate suicides to mess with his socialite Mum. He meets a spirited old lady at a funeral & they become friends. It's pretty much one of my favourite films & seems to be really under seen. As a bonus there's a really good Cat Stevens soundtrack too.
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Thanks to this thread I watch Harold and Maude tonight. It is now in my favourite film list
My recommendation would be Etre et Avoir - a French documentary charting a year in the life of a rural French school. A wonderful film which has humour and certainly says something about the human condition.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/documentaries/storyville/etre-et-avoir.shtml
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/documentaries/storyville/etre-et-avoir.shtml
We watched a large chunk of that on my course - it's VERY good especially if you're interested or work in education.
They copied me a DVD of the whole thing but I never got round to watching it.
then again, I have a film/book/tv programme backlog the size of the North Face of the Eiger.Just you let you know, I am slowly following up on the recommendations in this thread. Watched Adaptation last night and really enjoyed it
Thanks!
I always like to point to that film when people slag off Nicolas Cage. While I think he's a shit action actor, I actually think he's brilliant at playing deadbeats and so on.
I love the writer's convention scene.
"What if I wrote a story where nothing happens... you know, just like real life?"
"Wait - NOTHING HAPPENS in real life?"
My mate reminded me the other day of when we went to see that in the cinema and I was laughing embarrassingly loudly in that scene...
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I get a bit worried about these types of films because sometimes they are excellent and sometimes they are boring and kookyfied. Garden State was one of the most annoying films I've ever seen, cheer the up JD fromScrubs! God he was so miserable, I pretty much hated him. I hate him in The Last Kiss aswell, he seems to love doing these films about the human condition or whatever, shame they're all boring.
He could've been in Lost in Translation too, the most boring film about selfish people ever.
He could've been in Lost in Translation too, the most boring film about selfish people ever.
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Abso-fucking-lutely!
I hated that film, never understood why people liked it! Fucking horrid people being lonely..... maybe cause you're fucking horrid people don't like you!!!
