Was it really that bad? It's something you might ask yourself after a negative experience, when facing regret or to seek closure. You might ask the same question after watching a traumatizing or really bad movie. It's also our new theme for this round.
Touching on pretty much all of those points, we have the 2009 Lars Von Trier film Antichrist. Starring Willem Dafoe and Charlotte Gainsbourg, this film takes viewers on an incredibly uplifting journey of a couple working through their grief and pain after a tragic loss. Amidst their time in a picturesque cabin in the woods, they confront deep emotional and psychological challenges, which ultimately leads them to face their inner demons. There is also a talking fox.
Sorry, just kidding. Watching this film is a traumatic experience without any worthwhile payoff, despite having a good discussion afterward and we apologize in advance if you watch along with us.
There really is a talking fox though.
Was it really that bad? It's something you might ask yourself after a negative experience, when facing regret or to seek closure. You might ask the same question after watching a traumatizing or really bad movie. It's also our new theme for this round.
Touching on pretty much all of those points, we have the 2009 Lars Von Trier film Antichrist. Starring Willem Dafoe and Charlotte Gainsbourg, this film takes viewers on an incredibly uplifting journey of a couple working through their grief and pain after a tragic loss. Amidst their time in a picturesque cabin in the woods, they confront deep emotional and psychological challenges, which ultimately leads them to face their inner demons. There is also a talking fox.
Sorry, just kidding. Watching this film is a traumatic experience without any worthwhile payoff, despite having a good discussion afterward and we apologize in advance if you watch along with us.
There really is a talking fox though.