Day #21 of the 30 Day Film Challenge

[shadowkat]

Day #21 of 30 Day Film Challenge...

Okay, I'm changing the prompt again. The prompt is "a film that makes you angry.." and honestly? I drew a blank, and well, I don't know about anyone else - but everything seems to make me angry nowadays. Work makes me angry.
The pandemic makes me angry. The national political situation makes me angry. I'm frigging tired of being angry - it's making me snappish and irritable.

So, you can do that prompt if you want...in your own journals.

Personally? I want films that make me laugh. Although, the problem with comedy is what makes one person laugh may offend or make another angry.

A Film That Makes You Laugh

Mine?

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I've seen it twice now - both times it makes me roar with laughter. The first time - my entire family was roaring with laughter (well except for my brother who wasn't there).

Comments

[petzipellepingo]

I'm going for The Lady Eve , more Preston Sturgis.

However, if I want to stick with the original question, I'd go for Black Robe . Not that I have a problem with the actual film BUT it's partly funded by the Canadian government which has an office for Native actors. So who does the film get to play the "Indians"- some Natives but also Asians, Eurasians and whites. "sighs"

[cjlasky7]

For the "angry" movie?

Batman and Robin.

Do NOT get me started.

[shadowkat]

LOL!

One summer I saw that movie and Speed 2 - just to escape the heat. I had no air conditioning that year - I was subletting an apartment from my brother. My first two-three years in NYC, I had no A/C. So I'd go to cheap movies on weekends to escape the heat (they had cheap movies back then).

It's a toss-up which of those two movies was worse. Considering I can't remember Speed 2 - I'm going with Batman & Robin.

[shadowkat]

I've never heard of the Black Robe. But they were admittedly horrible at casting Native actors in these roles - up through 2010. I remember people at church getting upset about Christian Bale playing Moses in the Ten Commandments, yet they apparently have no issues with Charlton Heston...