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MadeInNewJersey
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IOfTheStorm said:
a lot of people surely felt that way, and I suppose it was perfect for this particular movie. I just didn't like it.
Ellestin
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Was there a point to this ending? If so please someone explain it to me. I just found it cumbersome and greatly unsatisfying.
MadeInNewJersey
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MadeInNewJersey
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Ellestin
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Still waiting for a dark psychothriller involving Mike Myers, Jim Carrey, Bill Murray and Whoopi Goldberg. Could actually work.
MFJ
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My friend and I had this genius idea for a cop-buddy film involving Jim Carey and Jeff Goldblum. How fucking terrible would that be?
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Jim Carey is another one who I really love his acting as of late. Eternal Sunshine... oh man, what an amazing piece of work from everyone and everything involved.
MFJ
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ive seen that but i literally remember nothing. i'll check it out again...
he's definitely a good actor, but gets DUNG roles.
he's definitely a good actor, but gets DUNG roles.
MadeInNewJersey
nursing my wounds
Hated Majestic. Loved Eternal Sunshine & Truman Show. So Carrey is about 67% good to me.
Murray owns though, a top 5 current actor.
Murray owns though, a top 5 current actor.
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I still need to see The Majestic, keep hearing mixed opinions but loved Truman and Eternal Shitstain so there you go.
IOfTheStorm
Gogol Bordello
I'll praise the value of Cage forever, only because of "Leaving In Las Vegas".
About the ending of "Broken Flowers" it was 100% Jarmush oriented, and the ideal for the movie.
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It was satisfying, because it was in absolute balance with the whole movie (the trip of the character and his constant failures). Among others, the point of not finally finding his son, is that he learned to take his relationships more seriously, because he just realized their possible positive results (like having a son) that didn't even think about them before, also facts that were important to others, and not to him, that is why he abandoned all his ex girlfriends (or "made them" abandon him). He obviously still has the chance to become a parent again, but his whole experience made him regret for all his bad behavior in his previous relationships and taught him many things. Maybe there was not a son at all, but still it was a good lesson to learn.
About the ending of "Broken Flowers" it was 100% Jarmush oriented, and the ideal for the movie.
SPOILER ALERT
It was satisfying, because it was in absolute balance with the whole movie (the trip of the character and his constant failures). Among others, the point of not finally finding his son, is that he learned to take his relationships more seriously, because he just realized their possible positive results (like having a son) that didn't even think about them before, also facts that were important to others, and not to him, that is why he abandoned all his ex girlfriends (or "made them" abandon him). He obviously still has the chance to become a parent again, but his whole experience made him regret for all his bad behavior in his previous relationships and taught him many things. Maybe there was not a son at all, but still it was a good lesson to learn.
MadeInNewJersey said:
Overall, I think Murray is totally overrated, IMO. The only movie I really enjoy him in is 'Quick Change' from 1990.
He really does think he is funnier than he actually is.
MadeInNewJersey
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