I'm psyching myself up to watch Last Tango in Paris for the first time.
It's not a comedy. Or good.
I hope the butter scene has been greatly exaggerated.
It hasn't.
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I'm psyching myself up to watch Last Tango in Paris for the first time.
It's not a comedy. Or good.
I hope the butter scene has been greatly exaggerated.
It hasn't.
It's not a comedy. Or good.
so... don't bother? Do I already know everything I need to know about this movie?
Deliverance gave me nightmares. People who think it's a funny movie worry me.
Who thinks Deliverance is funny?!
Deliverance gave me nightmares. People who think it's a funny movie worry me.
The movie isn't remotely funny, but referencing it can be in the right (or VERY wrong) context.
for example,
I remember a comedian describing James Carville as looking like a love child from "Deliverance."
At that time, that joke made me laugh.
The Deliverance jokes usually happened while we were camping and/or canoeing. I think my friends laughed about it because the movie made them very uncomfortable.
re: Last Tango. It's obviously not holding my attention. I think I'll tough it out until Mythbusters comes on.
I've also got Marathon Man here. It's rated only slightly higher on the imdb and all I know about it is rogue dentistry and "try acting".
I've also got Marathon Man here. It's rated only slightly higher on the imdb and all I know about it is rogue dentistry and "try acting".
It's a fantastic, taut thriller and has one of the two greatest (that is, most emotionally satisfying) revenge scenes ever. Both of them written by the same screenwriter.
::waits for Frank or Scrappy to back me up on this::
What's the other one?