Movies That Boil Your Blood

I agree with all of your points Rissela​da.

You did forget the lawyer though, I don’t buy it – no court would allow outbursts like the one he did.

There was nothing believable or meaningful about this film.

Knowing.

Screw that movie, screw Cage and his deadpan shite.

“Wes Anderson and Jean Pierre Jeunet are nothing a like, not visually, not the dialog, not the themes, characters, music, narratives etc how on earth are they the same? Name one film by each director which are even slightly similar.”

like I said, if he was from France, it’d make his characters more quirkie and the visual style would change from wide angle lens to highly stylized fairy tale world

and yes, this thread leads nowhere, but hey that’s internet

Home Alone, when Macaulay Culkin’s uncle calls him a jerk. I hate that part.

Alen – I like your reasoning. It’s like saying, “Jean Pierre Jeunet is what Wes Anderson would be like, if he were Jean Pierre Jeunet”

It’s supposed to be what makes you angry in a good way. Nobody needs another “I hate this film and this film and this film” thread.

and to correct that: PATHS OF GLORY. “your men died well” fuuuuck you.

I hate that end credit sequence for The Dirty Dozen.

I second matt on both the fact that people are misinterpreting the thread and on PATHS OF GLORY.

angry in a good way:
The Garden
No One Knows About Persian Cats
L’Intrus
Death of Mr. Lazarescu

angry in a perplexed why-did-this-get-made-and-why-do-people-like-it way:
juno
500 days of summer
humpday
hannah takes the stairs
life aquatic
husbands

“Alen – I like your reasoning. It’s like saying, “Jean Pierre Jeunet is what Wes Anderson would be like, if he were Jean Pierre Jeunet”

i had a better one, but my dog ate it

I’m still trying to come up with a good example of a movie that made me angry in a good way. I know there is one, I just cannot think of it.

—DiB

So . . . we’re doing righteous indignation here, right?

Or possibly a movie with a REAALLLLYYY good villian… I know there are times when a villian really successfully pisses you off, so that it really does feel right and correct when the hero wins…

—DiB

I just saw PRECIOUS (Daniels, 2009).

Mo’nique has given us one of the most despicable onscreen villains ever seen in narrative movies. I wish I had seen this at the cinema, so I could hear the audience go vocally insane with indignant rage at her…

I think the only film that made my blood boil was “Arlington Road”.

‘Barton Fink’ made me really angry.

2 or 3 Things I Hate About Her

Hands over the City by Rosi.

Using very realistic circumstances, without going for sensationalism, Rosi shows how politicians and influential people manipulate the public to openly steal from under our noses with our cooperation.

Superbad. I guess it’s because I saw Knocked Up first, but it really just wasn’t funny. Got to be really annoying.

And these are probably not even worth mentioning, but all of those patronizing, subtly racist “rich white people help minority kids play sports” movies like The Blind Side. Which are pretty much the only films they have at school.

Although I loved the film, the townspeople in Dogville infuriated me. Of course, I’m pretty sure they were supposed to.

The Boondock Saints. Everytime I hear one of my friends explain how it’s one of the best movies they’ve ever seen, I honestly want to kill somebody.