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I suppose we are to also assume that the moon is made of green cheese and that is how these absurd creatures survive.
It was all confusing, the genders were switched (girls appeared as boys and boys as girls), and my friends and I remember great lines... but because they were so absurd.
What builds in the first half as a great horror concept shifts away from horror and towards the absurd.
This movie was absolutely amazing, yet some people had negative comments on it and I find this absolutely absurd!!!
The Mallachi Brothers, working from an absurd script by Eric Fosberg, treat the ridiculous premise straight, thereby creating a wonderfully wretched piece of deliriously campy cheese.
Most of the events are too absurd and as I said earlier very scary!
This was released the same year as The President's Analyst, another absurd masterpiece.
It creates its own absurd universe.
For sheer quality of performance and the "theater of the absurd," this one is hard to compare to anything else.
Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Howard are all in peak loopy form, with sterling support from Dell Henderson as long-suffering hospital supervisor Dr. Graves, squeaky-voiced Jeanie Roberts as a hiccuping nurse (the scene where the Stooges do an absurd impromptu group singalong with this gal is absolutely sidesplitting!), Ruth Hiatt as a whispering nurse, Billy Gilbert as the ranting crazy patient, and "Little Billy" Rhodes as a feisty tiny patient.
Totally absurd, its the life one sees through the magic glasses, seeing things as they "really are"...
Their problems evolve in a way that makes the plot of the movie very absurd; but that does not make the movie worse, only better, for it is shot in a kind of fantasy-like way, so nothing is real.
Madonna's apparent ambition -- to single-handedly bring about world peace through music and dance -- may seem hubristic or absurd to some.
Sherry resists this notion as absurd and is quite happy to relay news to her husband that she is indeed pregnant.
I laughed much more than I did the first time, I became more involved with the characters, I began to understand the, at times, absurd turns the story takes.
This is great, trashy entertainment with a couple of efficient shocks and delightfully absurd characters.
An absurd premise, indeed and not at all believable, but that doesn't get in the way of enjoyment.
It's absurd and crazy and sweet and dear.
The final scene is absurd as the murderer will obviously incriminate himself in his attempt to quiet the one person who knows his identity.
We have the example of the innocent bystanders who try to get by during an absurd war, the cynical doctor who makes fun of his patients and provides the only bitter humor of the whole movie, the perverse opportunists who try to make the best of an atrocious event (Bjornstrand's character), the innocent dead children, the nameless figures almost turned into animals from the boat etc.
The absurd starts with Dr. Jeykl snorting his powder and turning into a sex fiend.He is pursued by libido driven nurse early in the movie in one of the funniest scenes of the movie.
It also provides a different and more balanced view than just its contemporary, BIRTH OF A NATION--a patently absurd and racist film.
An absurd combination of humor, drama, thrill and the big questions.
Uzumaki (that's Japanese for "spiral" or "vortex") is one of the most absurd films I've ever watched.
The quippy banter, the unemotional wooden dialogue, and the over-the-top jeopardy that those American series I mentioned bludgeon us with each week are absurd compared to the nuance and the quiet resonance you get with this remarkable Danish series.
The art of the absurd is alive and thriving in current Danish cinema!
The chilling, awkward humorous style is idiomatic and won't appeal to everyone, but personally I found it to have just the right fascinating mix of the bizarre and the absurd.
It's a simple story about two guys with an urge to make it on their own, but it unfolds to a strange and absurd story, with a lot of people accidentally getting killed and served up as chicken steaks.
No, here we have to do something different, we have to make the A story absolutely absurd and then have a meaningful B story to try to make up for it.
Alexandre's affected and pretentious monologues have a kind of amusement value, of course, but the amusement wears thin as one comes more and more clearly to realize that Jean-Pierre Léaud is most likely not even acting and that, with absurd remarks like "un homme beau comme un film de Nicholas Ray", he really was just reproducing word-for-word opinions that were accepted as authentic and profound by the milieu in which he, along with the director Eustache, had been living for about ten years by the time of the making of the film.
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