The best of all Almodovar movies has to be Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown. Carmen Maura! The Mambo Taxi! The crazy wife hijacking a motorcycle! The gazpacho! Antonio Banderas before he was famous in America! (It is one of my favorite movies of all time. Can you tell?)
Harmony ,'Conviction (1)'
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Granny O’Grimm.
OMG, that was amazing. I hope it gets an Oscar nod. It's on the shortlist of 10 films.
Granny O'Grimm was excellent!
How long is it?
How long is it?
That's a rather personal question.
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That's a rather personal question.
Heh. I considered making that exact post....
On the AV Club lists: like too many movie lists, it's remarkably shy on accessible comedies, though The 40-Year-Old Virgin made one person's list.
Did you read the comments? There's a very long discussion about the merits of Talledega Nights vs. Anchor Man as the comedy of the decade.
Talk to Her might have been narratively interesting, but the main character is presented as sympathetic and I just can't accept that. At all.
My favorite PA movie will always be Women on the Verge.
Unfortunately, rape seems to be a thing with Almodovar (e.g. Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down!, Kika)
I really like very early Almodovar like Labyrinth of Desire.
Granny O'Grimm was fantastic. I wonder what Granny Radio will sound like. That moppet girl in the bed looked a whole lot like Matilda.