Visually great! But that's never enough to keep my interest.A tiresome script followed by rather empty lackluster performances, yes this film had no depth and was a bore. I want a refund!
sharei totally disagree, I loved the movie, quirky and funny, good actors and amazing sets. and the whole thing going on in his head while he runs around that appartment. loved it!
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Loved this film personally. Reminded me of both Amelie (and that director's other films), and Michel Gondry, but I actually thought that the visuals in Bunny and the Bull worked better in service of the film than these influences.
shareYou need to appreciate the Mighty Boosh really - if you don't like that then you're unlikely to like this.
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I don't know what it is, but its weird and pissed off!
WRONG!!!!!!!
sharewatched it last night on film4 and it was a million times better than battle la which i saw saturday at the flicks
sharei just finished watching it on film4 too!great movie.id never even heard of it before tonight! (well last night as its 1am now :/ )cambridge arthouse cinema probably showed it but i dont know where the *beep* that is. i just stick with cineworld in huntingdon cos theres a mcdonalds right outside....and free parking! *beep* YOU CAMBRIDGE!
shareI might recommend it to a few people. It's an enjoyable film, stylistically spectacular, and I thought there were plenty enough funny moments.
Likewise, there were lulls, Bunny just got increasingly annoying to the point where his dead wasn't exactly heartbreaking, the acting's good but the characters weak, and once it becomes a triangle storyline it's pretty cliche. I still really enjoyed it overall, but I'm not gonna pretend there weren't massive flaws to it as well.
I totally disagree. I just finished B and the B and it had me literally cheering. I found this film visually engaging, smart, funny, and surprisingly poignant. This is a great movie. I can not wait to see what else Paul King does.
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