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Maggers, just what was the funny scene that had you in stitches? The ostrich scene is the only one I can recall that would induce that kind of laughter.
Maggers Wrote:SPOILER ALERT FOR SIDEWAYS*************************
I thought the movie was very funny and touching.
I'm laughing even as I write this. It's the scene where Miles has to sneak into the fat girl's house to get his friend's wallet. On his hands and knees, Miles has to make his way into the bedroom of the big girl, where she and her even bigger biker boyfriend are going at it to beat the band. Miles is caught, the biker jumps up after him, buck naked except for a skanky hat on his head. The biker boy is big, and his blubber as well as assorted dangling bits are flapping like crazy as he runs after Miles. He gets to the car as Miles hysterically slams the door shut and the biker and his bits are squished up against the window, next to Miles' face. The car takes off and so does the biker, screaming down the street with all things dangling and flapping.
My friends and I could not stop laughing.
Scott Miller Wrote:You're right, that was funny. Still don't think it is a comedy.
Scott Miller Wrote:I know this movie has come up in a couple of different places and I couldn't find either one of 'em; hence the new thread.
I liked it, but feel it is being horribly mis-marketed as a comedy. It is definitely a drama with a few humorous moments sprinkled in. I actually found it to be depressing and it was full of moments that illustrate why I hate being lumped in as 'one of the guys.'
The reasons why I think it is worth seeing are great writing and superb acting. Everyone delivers excellent performances in one of the smarter scripts in awhile.
Maggers, just what was the funny scene that had you in stitches? The ostrich scene is the only one I can recall that would induce that kind of laughter.
Biggles Wrote:I'll agree with you that the acting, directing, writing, everything, was superb. I disagree that it was not a comedy, but I think that's a matter of perspective. I laughed my ass off.
Marc B. Wrote:I'd consider it a dramedy. More drama than comedy, but still funny. Just finished watching it tonight. Very good movie!
Scott Miller Wrote:I know this movie has come up in a couple of different places and I couldn't find either one of 'em; hence the new thread.
I liked it, but feel it is being horribly mis-marketed as a comedy. It is definitely a drama with a few humorous moments sprinkled in. I actually found it to be depressing and it was full of moments that illustrate why I hate being lumped in as 'one of the guys.'
The reasons why I think it is worth seeing are great writing and superb acting. Everyone delivers excellent performances in one of the smarter scripts in awhile.
Maggers, just what was the funny scene that had you in stitches? The ostrich scene is the only one I can recall that would induce that kind of laughter.