I just saw this movie, and I thought it was pretty cool. It's the kind of stuff I used to be interested in a lot, and it kinda revived all that for me, which was also personally really great. But yeah, any other thoughts?
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I just saw this movie, and I thought it was pretty cool. It's the kind of stuff I used to be interested in a lot, and it kinda revived all that for me, which was also personally really great. But yeah, any other thoughts?
It was good, very artsy. While hilarious, I didn't find it memorable at all. Not a bad film though.
Wasn't bad. I'll watch it again, just to gather what the whole thought process of the movie was. it really did have some deep thinking.
I want to see it, but everytime I go to the video store it's GONE.
I thought the movie was hilarious. Especially the dinner scene.
I thought it was insane. I enjoyed it, but I'll be honest that I had no idea what was really going on.
I <3 Strawbees.
But I never heard of it. What is it about? Is it that good? Should I make an effort to see it? :tongue:
I thought it sucked. I stopped watching it 30 minutes through, what a waste of 3.99 movie rental...
It was interesting. Quite phisolophical.
I finally saw it, and I loved it, so did my sister. It put existentialism in a new light for me. I discovered it WASN'T the philsophy itself I didn't like, it was Beckett. *waits to be reamed for that one*
*reams* :D?
Yay for finally seeing the movie! I'm not a huge fan of Beckett, but I find Waiting for Godot to be pretty funny (in the appropriate sense). The philosophy was something I was familiar with, so it was easy for me to navigate and understand. The integration in the end was all-too-expected, but you can only give so many twists in a philosophical movie.
I thought it was a good movie. Funny, and somewhat deep.