I love Lost in Translation and Bill Murray's performance....what else would I like?
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I love Lost in Translation and Bill Murray's performance....what else would I like?
LiT is growing on me even more, and I've seen it 4 times now.
What other movies would I like? More importantly, what other Bill Murray performances would I like?
I know I gotta catch Rushmore and such, but at least I've seen Royal Tenenbaums. I'm just looking for more of that dry Bill Murray humor.
What other movies would I like? More importantly, what other Bill Murray performances would I like?
I know I gotta catch Rushmore and such, but at least I've seen Royal Tenenbaums. I'm just looking for more of that dry Bill Murray humor.
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While there's obviously no Bill Murray in them, some of Wong Kar-Wai's movies have largely the same feel as LiT; namely people being "lost" in big cities. WKW's pretty much universally have great music, really inventive cinematography, and quirky characters.
I'd recommend:
Chungking Express
Fallen Angels
In The Mood For Love <- less quirky then the 2 above, but still like LiT
Oh yea, and for dry humor they don't come much dryer then Jim Jarmusch's movies:
Stranger Than Paradise
Dead Man
Down By Law
I'd recommend:
Chungking Express
Fallen Angels
In The Mood For Love <- less quirky then the 2 above, but still like LiT
Oh yea, and for dry humor they don't come much dryer then Jim Jarmusch's movies:
Stranger Than Paradise
Dead Man
Down By Law
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Although more comical, I really like his performance in "What About Bob?". I just saw it for the first time this month since it's been on HBO On Demand.
The aforementioned Groundhog Day is also great.
The aforementioned Groundhog Day is also great.
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neither of these have Bill Murray, but recently released on DVD are "American Splendor" and "The Secret Lives of Dentists"
both are funny, well-acted and written.
Dentists has a hilarious turn otherworldly turn by Denis Leary plus Campbell Scott and Hope Davis.
Paul Giamatti and Hope Davis star in Splendor.
those are just low budget type of indie-ish comedies.
both are funny, well-acted and written.
Dentists has a hilarious turn otherworldly turn by Denis Leary plus Campbell Scott and Hope Davis.
Paul Giamatti and Hope Davis star in Splendor.
those are just low budget type of indie-ish comedies.
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