Fateful Findings (Breen, 2013) - More people need to discover this gem!!
07-18-17, 07:30 AM
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Fateful Findings (Breen, 2013) - More people need to discover this gem!!
I am shocked that there have been no threads about this film yet.
Neil Breen (The director, writer, producer, star, production manager, musical director...) is a true auteur and this, his third film, is his best. One of those rare films that not only entertains, but makes you think long after the film is over....my thoughts being "Has Breen ever been to the doctor to check to see if he has suffered brain damage in the past?".
Just watch one of these scenes and tell me it doesn't make you realize that your life was meaningless before you discovered this film.
Please note: This film contains many scenes of laptop abuse, so if you are squeamish about this type of violence, I suggest you avoid watching this film.
And here is a nice analysis of Breen & the film:
Neil Breen (The director, writer, producer, star, production manager, musical director...) is a true auteur and this, his third film, is his best. One of those rare films that not only entertains, but makes you think long after the film is over....my thoughts being "Has Breen ever been to the doctor to check to see if he has suffered brain damage in the past?".
Just watch one of these scenes and tell me it doesn't make you realize that your life was meaningless before you discovered this film.
Please note: This film contains many scenes of laptop abuse, so if you are squeamish about this type of violence, I suggest you avoid watching this film.
And here is a nice analysis of Breen & the film:
07-18-17, 09:18 AM
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Re: Fateful Findings (Breen, 2013) - More people need to discover this gem!!
That analysis video sold me. I see Fateful Findings and Double Down are on YouTube. Might check those out later.
07-18-17, 05:17 PM
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Re: Fateful Findings (Breen, 2013) - More people need to discover this gem!!
Watching Fateful Findings. 30 mins left to go and I've laughed more than Sausage Party and the last Adam Sandler movie combined. He's this generation's Ed Wood. Not quite sure if he's just inept or this is planned ineptitude.
Budget is so small: the script repeats lines of dialog. The women couldn't even afford bras. When using cell phones, couldn't afford to turn them on. They stole music from Lord of the Rings (or a cheap knock-off version).
But there's hot women. Looks like he used a decent camera. Several side-boob shots. Just don't try to figure out what's going on; it will only detract from the fun.
Budget is so small: the script repeats lines of dialog. The women couldn't even afford bras. When using cell phones, couldn't afford to turn them on. They stole music from Lord of the Rings (or a cheap knock-off version).
But there's hot women. Looks like he used a decent camera. Several side-boob shots. Just don't try to figure out what's going on; it will only detract from the fun.
