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Carli 2022-03-26 09:01:14
Well, the characters are not as unique as they feel in the...
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Garland 2022-03-26 09:01:14
2007-02-03 Hao Di, a group of neurotic movies... The spirit of the original book is: when you are lonely, you must vent, no matter who you hurt. A bunch of lunatics...a life running wild with scissors...
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Pearlie 2022-03-26 09:01:14
With a low EQ, although I can't fully comprehend it, I can feel the emotions radiating everywhere. In all kinds of hysteria and bizarreness, the director's dissatisfaction with the society/religion and family at that time is hidden. Every character surrounding the male protagonist seems to represent a certain force. The film is very concentrated, I believe the original book will be clearer. 4 star...
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Chaya 2022-03-26 09:01:14
It's really weird. My favorite is the part of the boy chasing Joseph Fiennes, no voice, no...
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Katarina 2022-03-26 09:01:14
Janitor to Dad's Daughter's...
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Germaine 2022-03-26 09:01:14
abandoned. The teenager in 1978 looked like an orange peel, and his mother was so hysterical that he wanted to strangle...
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Alice 2022-03-26 09:01:14
Nice interpretation by Annette Benning. The soundtrack is...
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Kamille 2022-03-25 09:01:23
A group of sick people made a sick movie. . . Suggestions for weak psychological resistance do not...
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Alfreda 2022-03-25 09:01:23
A group of sick people made a sick movie. . . Suggestions for weak psychological resistance do not...
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Elda 2022-03-25 09:01:23
A group of sick people made a sick movie. . . Suggestions for weak psychological resistance do not...
Running with Scissors Comments
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Hester 2022-03-22 08:01:03
When poop becomes a revelation from God
How do you get out of this crazy world when God uses shit to give a revelation to mankind.
The deceptively titled film transports audiences awaiting a gunfight or aerial combat into the world of a bunch of psychopaths. Delusional disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, depression, I don’t know... -
Rosario 2022-03-22 08:01:03
Just live your life in a way you feel comfortable with.
The film tells the story of a boy who grew up in the arms of his fanciful artist mother. After a series of family troubles, the boy was sent to be raised by his mother's psychiatrist.
At the psychiatrist's home, the boy experiences an unprecedented series of funny, sad, and nonsensical...
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Norman Burroughs: So... you're saying we should split up?
Dr. Finch: In order to reach that conclusion, Norman, I would need to see both you and Deirdre on a regular and disciplined basis, for five hours a day.
Deirdre Burroughs: I'm available, Doctor Finch.
Norman Burroughs: Five hours a day? I can't do that! I have to work!
Deirdre Burroughs: See, Doctor Finch, I told you. I'm married to a narcissist.
Dr. Finch: Norman, if I'm willing to clear my schedule to save your marriage, but you're not... then get out! Leave this office, go home, and start dividing your books and your record albums.
Norman Burroughs: This is bullshit. This is really fucking bullshit.
Dr. Finch: [begins writing in his notebook]
Norman Burroughs: What're you writing?
Dr. Finch: "Norman Burroughs is homicidal. He is an unapologetic alcoholic. He is dangerous and a threat to himself, his wife, and his child."
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Augusten Burroughs: I'm gay, too.
Neil Bookman: Holy Mary, Mother Of God. So that's what this is about. You're gay?
Augusten Burroughs: Yeah. I thought Natalie had told you.
Neil Bookman: Small world, right? You and me. Crazy. Smoke? Here, let me light you. Want a ride home?
Augusten Burroughs: Please.
Neil Bookman: I won't go fast. Maybe.
[Cut to Augusten and Neil in bed]
Augusten Burroughs: What just happened?
Neil Bookman: You think you're gay, right? That's what gay men do. Just wanted you to know what you're in for. Want a beer? Smoke?
Augusten Burroughs: No.
