I just realized, selena gomez has that sexy raspy voice. I like.
what's the britney spears song james franco and the girls sing near the piano?
Tweeting during a movie. I deeply hate this person.
EDIT: Her Twitter feed. Boundless hate for this girl.
Just watched it with a friend.
We were cracking up the entire time, but not for the right reasons. We thought the entire thing was ironic? People were complaining. Quite a few up and left 3/4ths of the way through. Some were holding out to the ending but when nothing redeemable happened it was just grunts and "wtf's" on the way out.
Can someone please explain this movie to me without sounding like a pretentious douche?
"The most unforgettable movie of the year" @richardroeper. I'm surprised Roeper praised it so highly.
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Just watched it with a friend.
We were cracking up the entire time, but not for the right reasons. We thought the entire thing was ironic? People were complaining. Quite a few up and left 3/4ths of the way through. Some were holding out to the ending but when nothing redeemable happened it was just grunts and "wtf's" on the way out.
Can someone please explain this movie to me without sounding like a pretentious douche?
most garbage i've ever seen in my life. pathetic excuse for a film. the Modern warfare 2 story was more well organized and presented. SMDH waste of 11.50
I've got to convince someone to go see this movie with me.
A film more polarizing than Cloud Atlas? I didn't think it was possible.
It's an R rated, Harmony Korine film. If you were expecting Project X: Girls Gone Wild Edition, you didn't do enough research before seeing it. The advertising has the trappings of a party film, one where people think of Spring Break as some sort of pilgrimage of self discovery when in reality, all they do is get fucked up. There is a very ethereal element to the narration and I think it works if you go in knowing what to expect.
Saw this yesterday.
My gf thinks its the worst movie ever made, but I liked it. James Franco was hilarious and I can't hate on anything with multiple slow motion dub step t&a sequences. One thing my gf pointed out that I agree with is that without all the repetition, the movie would have been like 30 mins long. I got what they were going for with that, but I would have liked it more if there had been more scenes
I'm immediately reminded of the ending of Burn After Reading by this questionCan a movie be dumb (extremely dumb) solely for the sake of being dumb, without any real resolution or lesson learned?
I'm really not making a judgment call on the movie by saying it's dumb. The content presented to us in the movie is extremely fucking dumb. It's dub step drops to spring break debauchery, it's taking every opportunity at a male gaze camera angle, it's a ridiculous rap game James Franco, it's Gucci Mane, it's 'innocent' TV starlets giving stilted dialogue about wanting cock and wanting to shoot people. It's extreeeeeeeeemely dumb.
Now whether or not that meant anything to us, watching as the movie sort of obsessively retraces its own outlines of the subject matter for 90 minutes, that's what I'm asking (and not rhetorically). There's so much dumb in it that I can't deny that it was designed that way, on purpose, for a reason...but I don't know what the reason is.
But I'm thinking- Simply putting a creative filter on dumb shit (if that's what you meant by "arthouse") doesn't actually change much. I still come away thinking it was dumb. And while I acknowledge that yeah, a lot of stuff like this actually happens in real life, there is no real take-away or resolution. It's more of a exaggerated picture of something that we look at and react to, rather than follow like a story.
It's not like a typical movie where a conflict happens and then get resolved. In this case, it would be dumb things happening that then get unmade, either by laughing it off as a comedy (which it wasn't, though it had a few funny moments) or by just having some really sobering moments in-movie where everyone realizes how dumb it all is. I think there was maybe only one thing sort of like that, and I'm not quite sure if that's what the movie intended the take-away to be.(Alien being scared)
So I dunno, man. I watched what felt like a very long 90 minutes of something that felt very deliberate and yet perhaps not entirely under control, but I'm not mad or disappointed by it. Just kind of bored by it. I'm just wondering if it was dumb purely for the hell of being dumb.
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Can a movie be dumb (extremely dumb) solely for the sake of being dumb, without any real resolution or lesson learned?
so you're saying the movie is dumb?
Is your post mimicking the structure and characteristics you describe deliberately? Because that's genius.
"Dumb dumb dumb dumb dumb" Confusing take-away, gets bored by it.
Coen Brothers films.
Coen Brothers films.
now hold on a goddamn minute
Surely you meant some other brothers. The Farrelly brothers?
Spring Breakers - Harmony Korine definitely seems a bit obsessed with various teen subcultures and how they influence teen sexuality and physical aggression. Spring Breakers definitely seems like a spiritual sequel to K.I.D.S as there's a common dialogue that can be found between the two. Spring Breaker's is a filthy hyper-stimulating trash of a film with uncensored music videos spliced throughout it. The cuts are dauntingly fast to the point of becoming both nauseating and nonsensical, and the plot often progresses in a sudden and sporadic fashion. The conflict between morality and immorality, and the resulting loss of teen innocence is a theme that you would present itself quite naturally in a film about four girls making a trip to Florida for Spring Break. However, none of the plot devices function in a fluid fashion and everything about them and their enactors seems forced. Spring Breakers possesses the most painstakingly annoying uses of foreshadowing I've ever seen from the shallow Aptronyms in the main character's names, to the random gun shots that can be heard throughout the film, and also all of the sudden flash cuts to the future. The imagery of the film is definitely quite brilliant at times, capturing the provocative, unsettling and atavistic in such a bold fashion, but the ridiculous direction the plot goes is becomes counterintuitive to the point where the whole things feels like some sort of sad, sick inside joke. 5/10
So it's a shittier Thirteen?
Nope. Just sayin' in most of 'em you don't walk away with anything and stuff isn't really resolved in a couple. Doesn't make the ride worthless though. I love their films.