If i had a nickel for every time a movie featured a dumb ass character causing an accident that led to someone else's decapitation, and then they just left the head lying around, i'd have two nickels, which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice

If i had a nickel for every time a movie featured a dumb ass character causing an accident that led to someone else's decapitation, and then they just left the head lying around, i'd have two nickels, which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice

I have never loved and hated a movie more in my life. I can’t say anything about the actual story because the best way to watch this movie is to go in blind. I will warn you, this one is NOT for everyone. This film is harder to watch than pretty much anything I’ve seen, and I would only recommend it so someone who feels too happy and needs to dial it down a bit. It’s so well done, but I am genuinely and physically tired after watching this film. I don’t know whether to throw up or just cry myself to sleep. I feel like I gotta go to a funeral to cheer myself up a bit. Pure agony from beginning to end. Screw it Im going to bed lol…

I have never loved and hated a movie more in my life. I can’t say anything about the actual story because the best way to watch this movie is to go in blind. I will warn you, this one is NOT for everyone. This film is harder to watch than pretty much anything I’ve seen, and I would only recommend it so someone who feels too happy and needs to dial it down a bit. It’s so well done, but I am genuinely and physically tired after watching this film. I don’t know whether to throw up or just cry myself to sleep. I feel like I gotta go to a funeral to cheer myself up a bit. Pure agony from beginning to end. Screw it Im going to bed lol…

ts is genuinely the funniest thing i've seen in weeks, maybe even months. actual pinnacle of dark comedy.

ts is genuinely the funniest thing i've seen in weeks, maybe even months. actual pinnacle of dark comedy.

Watched with a friend. What's really funny is the two movies we watched, Kotoko and this, were picked as blind watches for the other person, yet are incredibly similar, being movies that are not horror movies, which are both about the idea that something indescribably horrible could happen to your child. How funny is that?

For one insane, fleeting moment, the salesman adopts a particular physical mannerism from Donald Trump, turning his wrist up and cocking his elbow back. The incredible and truly insane physical acting from Antuña is a huge part of what makes this movie work. I don't know how much input Antuña had on the sort of physical characterization his salesman would have, but it really is inspired.

The scene where she's laughing about the glass breaking is fucking crazy. Maybe my favorite scene in the movie?

It's also incredibly funny that somehow almost everybody wants to fuck this guy, and he's just trying to figure out what to do about his dead child. Just person after person eyefucking him, making passes, trying to blackmail him into running away (that one is a thirteen year old).

This is a black comedy. Like, pitch black. I feel like it's kind of a good comedown for Kotoko. There are some really big laughs in this movie, honestly, especially after the utter nightmare that was Kotoko. I think it made it better watching this movie after Kotoko, too...

"The issue isn't your son's name. There's no solution for that."

alt. quote: "I would have loved to see the moment it broke."

Watched with a friend. What's really funny is the two movies we watched, Kotoko and this, were picked as blind watches for the other person, yet are incredibly similar, being movies that are not horror movies, which are both about the idea that something indescribably horrible could happen to your child. How funny is that?

For one insane, fleeting moment, the salesman adopts a particular physical mannerism from Donald Trump, turning his wrist up and cocking his elbow back. The incredible and truly insane physical acting from Antuña is a huge part of what makes this movie work. I don't know how much input Antuña had on the sort of physical characterization his salesman would have, but it really is inspired.

The scene where she's laughing about the glass breaking is fucking crazy. Maybe my favorite scene in the movie?

It's also incredibly funny that somehow almost everybody wants to fuck this guy, and he's just trying to figure out what to do about his dead child. Just person after person eyefucking him, making passes, trying to blackmail him into running away (that one is a thirteen year old).

This is a black comedy. Like, pitch black. I feel like it's kind of a good comedown for Kotoko. There are some really big laughs in this movie, honestly, especially after the utter nightmare that was Kotoko. I think it made it better watching this movie after Kotoko, too...

"The issue isn't your son's name. There's no solution for that."

alt. quote: "I would have loved to see the moment it broke."

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