Yeah, yeah, it's a little late to review this movie. But you know what? I don't care. I'm giving you a little mini review anyways. Seven Psychopaths starred an amazing cast that consisted of Colin Farrell, Sam Rockwell, Christopher Walken and Woody Harrelson. The director of this film was Martin McDonagh, who did a few short films and nothing else really. This film won a few awards before it reached the big screen. But no real hype that I heard of; then again I'm told I don't listen at times either. Any-who... I wasn't all that into this film when I saw the trailers for it. But after we had seen everything that we wanted to and was still itching to see a movie (Yeah I know I have a problem) it was either this, or Here Comes the Boom. Well Fuck Kevin James, that movie looks terrible. So Seven Psychopaths was what we chose. Let me tell you, I have never been so happy to pick a movie I didn't want to see. From the very first scene I laughed my ass off at the strange and grotesqueness of the scene. Of course I was the only one laughing, but then again, I myself, am a little fucked up. I had a smile on my face the entire movie. The acting from everyone was amazing; there were no weak-links in this cast. I couldn't believe it. The plot was absurd, but it worked on so many levels. This movie did have layers, and aside from the craziness of the characters and the plot that flew off to left field; it got a little deep. I can't recommend this movie enough, I loved every second of it; and is probably one of my favorite comedies this year, possibly of all time. But Dumb and Dumber is hard to beat; that movie still stands the test of time. I give Seven Psychopaths a 4 out of 4. Go see this film and give it the credit it deserves.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Seven Psychopaths - SHOTGUN!!!
Yeah, yeah, it's a little late to review this movie. But you know what? I don't care. I'm giving you a little mini review anyways. Seven Psychopaths starred an amazing cast that consisted of Colin Farrell, Sam Rockwell, Christopher Walken and Woody Harrelson. The director of this film was Martin McDonagh, who did a few short films and nothing else really. This film won a few awards before it reached the big screen. But no real hype that I heard of; then again I'm told I don't listen at times either. Any-who... I wasn't all that into this film when I saw the trailers for it. But after we had seen everything that we wanted to and was still itching to see a movie (Yeah I know I have a problem) it was either this, or Here Comes the Boom. Well Fuck Kevin James, that movie looks terrible. So Seven Psychopaths was what we chose. Let me tell you, I have never been so happy to pick a movie I didn't want to see. From the very first scene I laughed my ass off at the strange and grotesqueness of the scene. Of course I was the only one laughing, but then again, I myself, am a little fucked up. I had a smile on my face the entire movie. The acting from everyone was amazing; there were no weak-links in this cast. I couldn't believe it. The plot was absurd, but it worked on so many levels. This movie did have layers, and aside from the craziness of the characters and the plot that flew off to left field; it got a little deep. I can't recommend this movie enough, I loved every second of it; and is probably one of my favorite comedies this year, possibly of all time. But Dumb and Dumber is hard to beat; that movie still stands the test of time. I give Seven Psychopaths a 4 out of 4. Go see this film and give it the credit it deserves.
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