This feels weirdly similar to what Conner does with Rap World. We see a couple of guys who have clearly known each other since high school hang out, and no matter how long it's been they are just as close of friends, things never really changed, and that honestly seems kind of beautiful.
But as the film goes on it gets unraveled that their lives are just depressing. It's a brutally honest look at what happened to most of the…
One of my biggest regrets was not appreciating this movie for being a masterpiece. However, upon rewatch, I realized that this movie is an incredible piece of art. People say this should go in the Criterion for a very good reason, and I agree it absolutely deserves a spot in the collection. A combination of a sort of shock comedy bordering on horror with a formulaic Hollywood comedy with satire of formulaic Hollywood comedies in the most over the top…
I honestly can’t believe the Teenage Dirtbag guy is in this movie
