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Being John Malkovich

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Anthony Kim18 Anthony Kim18 Active Member
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joined Apr 2006
#61 ·
hmm...
Jerry Martin19 Jerry Martin19 Regular
367 messages
joined Nov 2006
#62 ·
You started thinking about this movie yet? 🙂
Anthony Kim18 Anthony Kim18 Active Member
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joined Apr 2006
#63 ·
About that post...
Jerry Martin19 Jerry Martin19 Regular
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joined Nov 2006
#64 ·
I watched it once. Since John Malkovich didn't actually write the script, someone else had to develop the vision instead of just following his... which means he probably had to step in and help out on certain parts to make sure his influence was felt. You can definitely see his touch in there.
swiftsurfer27 swiftsurfer27 Active Member
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joined Dec 2006
#65 ·
To film is one of those rare, surreal experiences that somehow manages to make perfect sense despite its strangeness... I had high hopes that this adaptation would capture that same level of fascination
Laura Palmer25 Laura Palmer25 Active Member
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#66 ·
It’s weird, but man, it’s good. Kudos to the screenwriter Kaufman—we definitely shouldn't lose stories this crazy. "Adaptation" is a total masterpiece and easily one of my all-time favorites.
swiftsurfer27 swiftsurfer27 Active Member
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#67 ·
To me, "Being John Malkovich" was nothing short of revolutionary; I had simply never encountered anything quite like it before. I actually watched the adaptation later on, and I remember being genuinely taken aback by the fact that the lead romantic actor—to my absolute astonishment—was missing a front tooth. You just don't see that kind of raw realism in modern American cinema anymore. While the entire narrative is phenomenal, I found myself struggling with the ending. It didn't quite resonate with me, though I suppose that is ultimately a matter of personal taste.
darkviper17 darkviper17 Newcomer
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#68 ·
Laura Palmer25 said:It’s weird, but man, it’s good. Kudos to the screenwriter Kaufman—we definitely shouldn't lose stories this crazy. "Adaptation" is a total masterpiece and easily one of my all-time favorites.

Anthony Kim18 actually sat down to watch it today.
He was a huge fan.
He was fully intending to start a discussion about it today, but the moderator stepped in and shut him down before he could get started.
urbanseal9 urbanseal9 Newcomer
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#69 ·
The movie is garbage. It’s just a collection of clichés we've seen a thousand times before.👍

John Malkovich!

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