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Originally Posted by bob.
Get Out
While i actually enjoyed this film....i felt it was really predictable and often leaned too hard on the comedy
still this was an interesting film to watch that i felt goes above and beyond in making it's audience uncomfortable....whether i liked it or not that is a feat in its own right
again...i thought it was good but i really don't see what all the hype is about....could have easily waited for netflix
Spoiler for hide:
speaking of netflix
Trash Fire
while at a birthday party on Saturday...i engaged in a conversation with my film nut friend Ryan....he asked if i had seen Trash Fire and explained that it was streaming on Netflix....he told me that he thought of me while watching the end of the film because of how much i love unhappy endings....i left said party and went home and watched it immediately
basic story....girlfriend is pregnant....couple decides to keep kid....she insist that he make up with his sister and grandmother who both blame him for killing his parents and burning his sister in a fire
so lets start with the main characters....they are both cynical horrible human beings who have an amazing chemistry which i think helps to really carry this film
the grandmother is one of the best villains i have ever seen on screen....that type of person that in no way shape or form thinks they are doing any wrong but are the worst.
and yes the ending is about as pleasant as getting stabbed in the neck...as well as being abrupt and very open ended
loved it
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I went to go see
Get Out last night and I felt largely the same way. I kind of figured out the twist about halfway through.