Gummo (1997)
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1: I didn't like this that much
2: Chloe Sevigny was in the movie, which gives a few extra points for the movie
3: Thou I didn't like the overall, there was some scenes that I liked
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" Lonely residents of a tornado-stricken Ohio town wander the deserted landscape trying to fulfill their boring, nihilistic lives. It’s disgustingly disturbing, and bleak as all out and therefore not for everyone, given it’s subject matter and matter of factness about the beauty of ordinary bleak and ugly. Critics didn’t like the film, because of that. But some have argued that it’s the whole point."
"FORMAT: 35mm CONDITION: ★★★★★ NOTES: Previously attempted to be screened by the BFI Southbank twice, double-billed with Victor Kossakovsky’s The Belovs. Both screenings were cancelled by a lockdown. It looks exactly like a print they’d keep in their archives; it almost looks like a print that could be scanned for at least a 2K transfer. Possibly imported from America, as the print begins only on the Fine Line logo, changeovers bear minimal dirt or damage and the cues look just like"
"SCREENING: 35mm DATE: June 24th CINEMA: The Prince Charles Cinema LOCATION: West End"
"February 2nd Directed by: Harmony Korine 3rd Viewing Previous Rating: 4.5 After: 4"
“Since I kept hearing some interesting things about this movie , I was quite eager to check it out. Well, eventually, it wasn't an easy watch, in fact, it was sometimes downright unpleasant to behold but, even so, I still think it was pretty good though. Basically, I think it could be described as some kind of trash poetry. I mean, following his acclaimed screenplay for 'Kids' (a film I actually saw when it was released and actually didn't like at all but I guess I should re-watch it at some point), Harmony Korine chose for his directing debut to not use a plot at all and, instead, he gave us a collection of completely random scenes almost never linked together involving a bunch of some white trash. Eventually, did I really care about these characters? Were they really interesting, even w” read more
"Directed by: Harmony Korine Lonely residents of a tornado-stricken Ohio town wander the deserted landscape trying to fulfill their boring, nihilistic lives."