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Old 01-04-2012, 07:49 PM   #46
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Really? You've not delved into weird then.

I've seen some strange stuff in my time. I watched What Dreams May Come today, that was pretty darn weird, and FANTASTIC, btw.

Edit: I just watched Being John Malkovich (also great movie), not sure which is weirder, but they're both in the top 15 weirdest movies I've ever seen. The limit of the weirdness of that list as it approaches 1 grows expoentially to a near infinite level. Honestly, the weirdest movie I've ever seen I don't know the name of but it was surreal in ways I can't even explain.

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Old 01-05-2012, 10:18 PM   #47
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Seriously? There are pretty normal. Dolemite's not as weird as The Black Gestapo. But I guess that's subjective. One of the weirdest movies I've seen is Just My Luck.

Japan is good at weird.
I totally agree, Japan knows how to do weird. Thanks for hooking us up with Robo Geisha, looks hilarious. Love your taste for the bizarre

I'll have to look into The Black Gestapo, blaxploitation films are some of the best for over the top satire IMO.
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I totally agree, Japan knows how to do weird. Thanks for hooking us up with Robo Geisha, looks hilarious. Love your taste for the bizarre
Robogeisha is very entertaining, but not as bizarre as Tokyo Gore Police. One is fun, the other more ___ am I seeing sort of fun.

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Like this: The Thing With Two Heads trailer - YouTube

Forgot to mention Inland Empire. Brilliant and creepy, but not as creepy as this: The Mysterious Stranger - The Adventures of Mark Twain - YouTube
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I have to agree with Bryan. I know in some circles it's considered a film masterpiece, but I didn't enjoy it at all.
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I have to agree with Bryan. I know in some circles it's considered a film masterpiece, but I didn't enjoy it at all.
Don't like weird movies? I think A Clockwork Orange is weird, but I loved the movie.
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Brazil.

Hands down, most absolutely, horrifically done movie of all time. Premise was too weird to be done in the eighties. They should have hedged thier bets and guessed technology might have made a more interesting film thirty years later.
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Robogeisha is very entertaining, but not as bizarre as Tokyo Gore Police. One is fun, the other more ___ am I seeing sort of fun.


Like this: The Thing With Two Heads trailer - YouTube

Forgot to mention Inland Empire. Brilliant and creepy, but not as creepy as this: The Mysterious Stranger - The Adventures of Mark Twain - YouTube
WAIT WAIT WAIT JUST KIDDING.

Tokyo Gore Police... It doesn't get more bizarre. Yet another movie whose premise is good, and thefilm itself is completely messed up.
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I feel like most of these examples are pretty tame, or it's possible that I have a high tolerance for weird.. I guess I've watched way more ____ than you guys, back when I thought being a guy who watched films was cool. You do a lot of lame stuff trying to be cool.

That said, I'm drawing a blank except for the copy of Alice in the Wall my old roommate got from his brother who liked to eat mushrooms. Watching that gave me an actual headache.

EDIT: On second thought, that piece of work qualifies as the crappiest attempt at making a weird movie weirder. I found a copy online. It's still awful.
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A Scanner Darkly was pretty weird, at least visually.
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Hands down, most absolutely, horrifically done movie of all time. Premise was too weird to be done in the eighties. They should have hedged thier bets and guessed technology might have made a more interesting film thirty years later.
I liked that movie, but it is weird...
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Brazil is not that weird.
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Brazil was pretty awful. I liked the story, but I think it would have been better done later.





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Brazil is not that weird.
Depends on the yardstick I suppose.
It certainly wasn't a normal movie, which is partly why I think I liked it.
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Oh, and my pick for weirdest movie was Cold Dog Soup--not recommended actually--but it was quite weird
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