I like both Punch Drunk Love and Eternal Sunshine.
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That's what they want you to think.
Ha, tommyrot, you beat me to my response, which was: Or ARE they??
Also, The Conversation is awesome.
Eternal Sunshine.
Otherwise known as Cry Moar, Emo Carrey.
Referring back to last week -- I finished Skidoo over the weekend. I still think it's a very strange movie. And I'm not sure how I feel about the first hour or so. But the last half hour is comedy gold.
I'm not sure when exactly it gets great. Probably when the LSD-tripping guards show up on the tower. By that point, the movie has developed an absurd chaos that's great fun if you just go with it.
Otherwise known as Cry Moar, Emo Carrey.
::high five::
I so totally don't get that movie.
I liked "Spanglish" too, and "Funny people" Ok, I think I'm going to have to admit that I like Adam Sandler. But he didn't write "Spanglish" or "Funny People" so he acted like a grown-up in those.
I love Jack Black, but I have never seen him in a "Jack Black" movie. I liked his little part in High Fidelity, LOVED School of Rock, and adored him in The Holiday.
I think he has more charm and less general smarm than the other two, but that could be me.
I did like Jim Carrey as the pre-Riddler, and also in Man on the Moon and Eternal Sunshine.
I liked Adam Sandler in The Wedding Singer.
I think the take home might be that I like romances more than comedies.