I mean, what is this?
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ExampleX — 11 years ago(October 19, 2014 03:08 PM)
We have different opinions about what movie should be..By this, I mean the hearth of the movie. What should be the purpose.
For me the movie should cause an emotional shock, make you wonder about life, make you question things, make you feel, make you change your life, make you angry or happy.. whatever, a movie should touch you and make you emotional. That are the kinds of movies I remember for a long time.
And this kind, like fargo I forget in a week. Im not saying its a bad movie, thats why i rated it a 6/10. But this kind of movies shouldnt be hyped this much.
I also like to watch this kind of movies occasionaly, but that doesent mean I praise them into beeing best movies ever made.
Thats why I dont like having to tell people my favourite movies, becouse movies differ and every is unique.
I could say Pulp Fiction or The Usuall suspects are the movies that I
liked
the most, but that doesent mean they are my favourites. Yes, they left me with my jaw to the floor, and they are a piece of art, but they didnt make me a better man, they didnt improve anything in my life and they didnt make me realise important things in life like other films did..:(Requiem for a dream, Blood Diamond, Slumdog millionare, Beautifull mind, Schindlers list, Leon, City of God)
Thats why I differ "favourite movies" and "movies that I respect and like most"..
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NotASpeckOfCereal — 11 years ago(November 03, 2014 09:04 AM)
By this, I mean the hearth of the movie.
It's true, there was little hearth in this film. And when there was hearth, it was small. So sad, when a good film should have a large, broad hearth. And with lots of proofing before posting.
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Robbmonster — 10 years ago(March 15, 2016 09:04 AM)
Every single film ever made - bar NONE - is manipulative. Name a single one that isn't. Just one.
While you're at it, name a few of Fargo's cliches. Because a LESS cliched film I can barely think of.
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vincent-27 — 11 years ago(October 17, 2014 01:33 PM)
If you are a fan of character based movies, then this could be the best one ever made. Coen brothers always have great characters in their movies, I could watch this over and over. All the performances are top notch.
I think the accents are a little overdone, they kind of beat you over the head with it, but other than that it's great.
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minhal92 — 11 years ago(October 27, 2014 11:32 AM)
I agree OP. The movie is defiantly overrated.
I did watch Trainspotting, enjoyed it immensely, this movie not so much (its a 7/10) in my opinion - decent but overrated.
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TRhett — 10 years ago(May 20, 2015 04:18 PM)
Can't avoid the trolls on IMDb forums though
THAT'S a mouthful, considering IMDb is becoming nothing BUT trolls. I've just about stopped visiting . . .
I swear if I see, "The most overrated movie EVER" ONE MORE TIME!!! I'm no wilting flower, but these boards have just gotten entirely too nasty.
They're MOVIES, folks. They're meant to evoke different reactions in different people. You CAN express an opinion without calling someone a "dcheb-g" or "retard."
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velocirrober — 10 years ago(February 17, 2016 10:53 AM)
I agree with you on everything, except for "American Beauty". I can watch that movie over and over again, and I will always love it.
That said, I love "Fargo" as well.
And, by "you", I meant
TRhett
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subase — 11 years ago(December 18, 2014 10:06 PM)
Coen brother films are basically "style over substance".
I'm not saying Coen brother films are shallow, just that they are not deep.
They combine not being that shallow with brilliant film technique. Certainly they are the best directors working today on a technical and storytelling level.
Anyway, I like Coen brothers films I think they are great, but certainly no masterpieces or really that emotionally substantive. Just because all their films are secretly comedies doesn't change their content, it merely demonstrates their mastery of style.
Many critics mistook the film as a drama so it got tons of awards, those that realised it was a black comedy felt like members of a secret club of geniuses, and those that neither understood the technical brilliance or storytelling brilliance just thought it was a mildly entertaining film. A win win win. -
coolbrett — 11 years ago(January 08, 2015 06:06 AM)
I chuckled a few times, but mostly I was just bored. It didn't interest me. No Country For Old Men is clearly their best, cos it was their most serious and they weren't trying too hard, like Fargo. I find William H Macy annoying also
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Mudsharkbytes — 11 years ago(January 27, 2015 08:52 AM)
Fargo is an amazing folds-in-on-itself Chinese-puzzle-box of a movie that continues to deliver fresh entertainment value every time I watch it, and I've watched it many times. Every time I notice something new.
It's difficult to find another movie quite like it that combines so many cinematic storytelling techniques with unique, memorable characters and interesting plot twists dontcha know?
Fargo is a high water mark in the art of cinema. Anybody that can't see that, too bad for them.
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!!!deleted!!! (49761343) — 11 years ago(January 30, 2015 03:55 AM)
Fargo is not the most overrated film of all time, but it is overrated, IMO. It's a knockoff Tarantino film with none of the signature whimsy and quirkiness that the Coens are known for.
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