Allfilm2000´sindiearttravelalbumsauf deutschmetalmusiclivefood/drinkscelebrity-storycomedyalcoholTV2010´sshortsdramahistoryThe Doorshorrorbirthday toastcelebritiesanimatedberlinhotels/hostelsAustralianfranchises70´sindustrialtechnoblack & whitedocumentaryseriesSci-Fistar warsninJack Nicholsonintrosclassicaljapanese80´srock & rollvideo gamesequimentinstrumentssongstechnology90´ssatirebooksdreams50´sone-shotepisodesswedishfestivalsdeathmusic videossoundtracksdocumentariesHBOWest Memphis ThreecomicsMarvelnature60´sfilm noirFrenchenglishBeethovenshoppingprogNicolas CageGary OldmanpunkabandoneddrugsactionRobert De NirosportsthrillerNetflixWoody Harrelsonveganstreet artwebsitesgrungethrashstonerBritishimageMandyphotographyscenesreligionGermanaliensVietnam Warhealthself-improvementpodcastsOliver StoneClint EastwoodaudioDavid LynchnovelsEnglishpostersgood gimmicksexjungleScottishappsPolishBelgianauf deutshalbumDutchH. P. LovecraftKöln/CologneexhibitionsPink FloydmuseumsinstrumentalMetallicajazzdinosaursmuseumcomediesarchitecturebiopicsglamJohnny DeppBruce WillisSamuel L. JacksonKurt VonnegutSteve BuscemistandupRobert Downey Jr.retroBenicio Del TorocinemasTom Hanksself-helpNicholas CagebarsnightlifePaul NewmanTrent ReznorMatthew McConaugheyYouTubefound-footagecoversremakespoemsMichael DouglasRichard BurtonPlaystationMexicanrestaurantsBill MurrayJohn CusackJim CarreyJohn Malkovichaudiovisualhearts & mindsperiod-filmpopStephen KingNicole KidmanNu-metalJude LawseasonsreviewersTommy Lee JonesVRmysteryconspiraciesJim Morrisontownsinterviewscoffee-shopMonty PythonMel Gibsonstudent-filmItalianGeorge Clooneymockumentariesanthologyfood/restaurantsChristopher GuestmockumentarycandydemosDavid BowieJesusWillem DafoeThe BeatlesJames WoodsJim Belushiroad moviechamberDavid GogginsOrson Wellesmovie trailersStanley KubrickKirk DouglasTruman CapoteMathew ModineXVIII CenturyMickey RourkeCharlie SheenAlec GuinnessSharon StonehoroscopecharactersgamesvideoeulogiesBeverly D´AngeloChevy ChaseJuliette LewisHarvey KeitelRalph FiennesRyan GoslingDonald SutherlandJason RobardsBrad PittDavid MametWilliam H. MacyRobert CrumbJack LemmonJFKKevin KostnervapiresFrank SinatraOzzy OsbourneJohnathan DaviesfetishPhil AnselmoMarilyn MansonTennessee WilliamsMichel DouglasRobert Duvallmini-seriesPeter CoyoteboxingHugh JackmanJake GyllenhaalDimebag DarrellHeather GrahamJulian MooreMark WahlbergmusicalsR. C. ReillyBilly Bob Thortongangster-filmjungle-filmMarlon BrandoMartin SheenBilly Bob ThorntonDaniel Day-LewisJoaquin PhoenixJosh BrolinOwen Wilson40´sFaye DunawayHumphrey BogartJohn HustonTilda SwintonArnold SchwarzeneggerEdward FurlongJeff BridgesJohn GoodmanLaura DernSam Neillvampire-filmCoen BrosCoen Brothersroad-filmLeonardo Di CaprioMatt DamonBen AffleckMichel PittWilliam HoldenJohn HughesdesignDanishtime-travelaudiobooksBilly IdolJodie FosterpoetryRuth GordonVal Kilmervoice-recordingsWesternsCzech1800´sclassicDeutsche GramophonHerbert von KarajanEwan McGregorIrvine Welshrevenge-filmJohn TurturroBill Pullmanhaitivoodoozombiestransgressive-filmbush-filmNaomi WattsMike PattonSarah PolleyCourtney LoveDean MartinJim CaviezelJoe PesciJohn WayneKathy BatesMacaulay CulkinNick NoltePhilip Seymour HoffmanRay LiottaRay WinstoneSean PennSonic YouthChineseIggy PopNeil Youngpets/animalsRichard Dreyfuss25-WR25-WR ChallengesRussianGary Olman25-WR ChallengeSouth-Koreancharacterdrum & bassElijah Woodfashion30´sAngelina JolieDustin HoffmanHitchcocksoundtrackAngelica HustonChristina RicciHunter S. ThompsonBrittany MurphySharon TateanimationDavid ThewlisMalcolm McDowellPaul BettanyElizabeth ShueGeorge A. RomeroeulogyBreaking BadWoodstockEdward NortonOliver ReedAl PacinoRed Hot Chili PeppersSandinoCaliforniaDan AykroydJessica TandyMorgan FreemanclubsBud Cortisones2020´sHoward HughesDemi MooreJohn CandyCorona VirusAlice CooperBlack Oak ArkansasBlack SabbathDeep PurpleFoghatKissLynyrd SynyrdNazarethRick DerringerSweetTed NugentWarZZ TopSacha Baron CohenAdam GoldbergMattew McConaugheyMilla JovovichalternativeChris CornellAlec BaldwinGena DaviesMichael KeatonDave GrohlJosh HommesinglesgrougeGroungewhite-noiseAlex WolffGabriel ByrneMallory BechtelMilly ShapiroToni ColletteAustrianequipmentguitarHeavy MetalRandy Rhoadsfemale frontedpop-rockPoppyAsianhotRamenThaihot-saucestv-commercialsRobin WilliamsToolEmile HirschHeath LedgerJohnny KnoxvilleVictor Rasukindie-filmSkateboardingJohn RobinsonBlack MetalAmericanTom HardyAnne Bancroftpsychologyromantic-comediesAnthony HopkinsCary ElwesKeanu ReevesMonica BellucciRichard E. GrantSadie FrostTom WaitsWinona Ryderkonamipost-rockCharlize TheronEmily WatsonGeoffrey RushhardcoreambientdebutelectronicmathcoresongwritersUmlaut2010´sMarilyn MonroebestsellerAmanda SeyfriedArliss HowardHollywoodTom PelphreyDermot MulroneyHope DavisJosh HartnettKathleen TurnerKirsten DunstArthur C. Clarkechill hopdeath metaldjentEPextreme metalGermanyhip hopmainstreamNew YorkScandinaviansinger/ songwriterSkystreaming20182019awesomeDeutschlandlo-fimasterpieceMaynard J KeenanMexiconoisePost-MetalrockSax Metalsuper bandtelltaleTokyo20042009201120132014201520162017DortmundEgyptKate WinsletNeil Gaimanromancesolo projectWes Andersonwhen baked20072008bay areadeathcoremetalcorepersonal1997funk19962005groove metalStockholmEssenItalyMilan199820022006badcountrydoomgothburgerdrummerguitaristparodygraphic novels20002001Amsterdamgeneration zHollandOberhausenTrier199519992003ego shooteremocoreLiam NeesonMark Ruffalopop punkpost-hardcorePragtattootrue crimeactressThe Roomactor19911993199420122020animeBelgiumcanadianCate BlanchettChris EvansChris HemsworthemotionalFinal FantasyJason MewesJeff GoldblumKevin SmithLuxemburgMichael B. JordanMicheal KeatonNatalie PortmanrapRussell CroweSacramentoScarlett JohanssonSylvester StalloneTaika Waitititech-deathTessa ThompsonTom Hollandtrip hop19891992vocalistartcoreBenedict Cumberbatchgrindcore1984artrockBonnDave LombardoDüsseldorfproducttrilogywhiskybiopicJeffrey WrightMichael Wincottpop-artGlenn CloseJonny GreenwoodPaul DanofantasyBrian CoxConnie NielsenJason SchwartzmanLuke WilsonMason GambleOlivia WilliamsSeymour Casseldark-comediesAdam SandlerIdina MenzelJulia Foxcoronacovid-19masksCobra KaiTanner BuchananthrillersMeat LoafJeremy DaviesJimmy SmitsPeter Stormaremath-rockwhodunnitsClive OweneuropeChoi Min-sikfucked-upKang Hye-jeongYoo Ji-TaeCybill ShepherdPaul Schradertesttest 32021folkpilotGwyneth PaltrowKevin SpaceyCambodianSouth-East AsianjournalismHaing S. NgorSam WaterstonBruce RobinsonbiographyFrances MacDormandHarry Dean StantonDavid ByrneBalkansJennifer LopezJohn RidleyJohn VoightPowers BootheClaire DanesLiv TylermagicChristian BaleMichael CaineAndy SerkisNikola TeslaAndy WarholrockumentariesKatie HolmesDoug LimanTimothy OlyphantunderratedJay MohrScott WolfTaye DiggsNathan BextonWilliam FichtnerMadonnaMassive Attackdream popmelancholichidden gemnoireshort filmDCSandmanBilly CrudupPatrick FugitKate HudsonFrances McDormandJason LeeZooey DeschanelMichael AngaranoFairuza Balkarticlewellnesseveryday lifehygienePeruviolencetripsurrealismsymbolismserial killerDeftonessouth-AmericaChiledictatorshipsCIAJeremy IronsMeryl StreepVincent GalloVanessa RedgraveAntonio BanderasArmin Mühler-StahlJoaquín MartínezIsabel Allende2010Lee Byung-hunKim Jee-woonNa Hong-jinKim Yoon-seokHa Jung-wooBong Joon HoSong Kang-hoKim Sang-kyungRoe-ha KimAkira YamaokaSilent HillSri Lanka1978crimeMemories of MurderKang-ho SongKym Sang-kyungJae-Ho SongRip TornSteve CooganJudy DavisAsia ArgentoMolly ShannonMarianne Faithfulltechno-popBaroqueFrench RevolutionBarry LyndonVersaillesLouis XVILeonardo DiCaprioMargot RobbieCharles MansonManson familyRoman PolanskiKurt RussellLuke PerryDamian LewisSteve McQueenBruce LeeSynth PopElectronicaScotlandGlasgowFloridaMetal Blade RecordsBuffaloEpitaph RecordsEMI RecordsSingaporemassochismGlenn GaryGlenn RossJesse EisenbergPenélope CruzElliot PageAlison pillCarol AltAlessandra MastronardiRoberto BenigniRobert MorseJonathan WintersRod SteigerJohn GielgudLiberaceAnjanette ComerTab Hunterprogressive metalmobmafiaJames GandolfiniNew JerseyLorraine BraccoEdie FalcoMichael ImperioliSteven Van ZandtDominic ChianeseDrea de MatteoRobert IlerTony SiricoJamie-Lynn SiglerNancy Marchandart-popU.S.A.LondonPeter IacangeloJennifer LawrenceJonah HillMark RylanceHimesh PatelMelanie LynskeyTimothée ChalametMTVThe ProdigyFat of the LandpovjoyrideRick and MortycultureancientmummiesmummyAmber HeardGiovanni RibisiAaron EckhartMichael RispoliRichard JenkinsWithnail & ICosta RicaWithnail and I (1987)Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998)Jane CampionJesse PlemonsKodi Smit-McPheewesternEthan HawkeJulie DelpyViennaRichard LinklaterDavid ChaseParisFranceparksplaceswar movieTony ScottGene HackmanDenzel WashingtonSopranosChloë SevignyDaniel BaldwinMark Boone JuniorAnthony LaPagliaJohn VentimigliaDebi MazarThe SopranosMark DuplassSarah PaulsonIslandBjörkAlexander SkarsgårdAnya Taylor-Joy2022Jamie Lee CurtisMichelle YeohKe Huy QuanadventureRobert Pattinsonspy-movieAna de ArmasbathBudapestHungarystoriesUKBen StillerChristopher WalkenApple TVJerry LewisLili TaylorNorth by Northwest (1959)SerbianflyingmilfRaging Bull (1980)desertEnlandcountrysidesludgepost-punkOklahomaEnglandphsychologicalJessie BuckleyRory KinnearPapa EssieduGayle RankinDaniel RadcliffEvan Rachel WoodRainn WilsonToby HussJulianne NicholsonnostalgiaAccordionstupidLaugh or DieseaseamenwaterReynauds SyndromeMatthew FoxHarold PerrineauJorge GarciaNaveen AndrewsEvangeline LillyYunjin KimTerry 0´QuinnEmilie de RavinDominic Monaghantropical islandplane crashsurvivalbeachbluestribal musicRachel McAdamsLiev SchreiberJohn SlatteryStanley TucciTom McCarthybiographicAdam ScottBritt LowertrippyPatricia ArquetteYul VazquezKiyoshi KurosawafatHugo 'Hurley' ReyesvillainsstreetstourismoldtownneighborhoodsLostbutterfaceMaggie GracemodernexperienceentertainmentalcoholismJohn TerryfatherDaniel Roebuckspoilers
 
🔍
Weird: The Al Yankovic Story (2022) – Eric Appel

Weird: The Al Yankovic Story (2022) – Eric Appel

[25-WR]

Intentionally terrible and cocky to its audience. A well made piece of trash that feels like it’s laughing at you and should stay sketch-long.

[25-WR]

Everything Everywhere All At Once (2022) – Dan Kwan

Everything Everywhere All At Once (2022) – Dan Kwan

[25-WR]

With a completely incomprehensible and visual-demanding plot it’s easy to look stunning nowadays.
But nailing it with a well, bagel-circular story is rare.

[25-WR]

To Rome with Love (2012) – Woody Allen

To Rome with Love (2012) – Woody Allen

[25-WR]

Brass-balled Baldwin articulates the angry voice of reason coming from a late self-awareness that reflects the present with polished regret and self-derision.

[25-WR]

‘Downer Ending’ (2014) BoJack Horseman s01e11 – Amy Winfrey

‘Downer Ending’ (2014) BoJack Horseman s01e11 – Amy Winfrey

[25-WR]

The art of creating something successful while taking drugs is for some the needed apparatus and others a misconception. Mind your abyss, control your fantasy,

[25-WR]

‘Fish Out Of Water’ (2016) BoJack Horseman s03e04 – Mike Hollingsworth

‘Fish Out Of Water’ (2016) BoJack Horseman s03e04 – Mike Hollingsworth

[25-WR]

Lost in aquatic-translation. Out of the blue, looking for purpose.
Bubble, bubble – Discovering alternative ways to communicate.
Subtle trouble – Finding alternative version of me.

[25-WR]

Juliette Danielle as ‘Lisa’ – The Room (2003)

Juliette Danielle as ‘Lisa’ – The Room (2003)

[25-WR]

The hard-working element of this cast, which despite her commitment had to act slutty, while being harassed by its romantic counterpart after the cut.

[25-WR]

Dan Janjigian as ‘Chris R’ – The Room (2003)

Dan Janjigian as ‘Chris R’ – The Room (2003)

[25-WR]

The efficient guy who did what he was told, without overcomplicating things.

He was there when a thug was needed – though, actually wasn’t an actor.

[25-WR]

Mike Holmes as ‘Mike’ – The Room (2003)

Mike Holmes as ‘Mike’ – The Room (2003)

[25-WR]

The one loosely acquaintance, who has the random honor of having sex with the hottest female role, while being a childish doofus with face acrobatics.

[25-WR]

Greg Sestero as ‘Mark’ – The Room (2003)

Greg Sestero as ‘Mark’ – The Room (2003)

[25-WR]

The one friend of a lunatic, forced to play the douchebag, but gave a shit and channeled his anger into creating the most ‘whatever’ attitude.

[25-WR]

Kyle Vogt as ‘Peter’ – The Room (2003)

Kyle Vogt as ‘Peter’ – The Room (2003)

[25-WR]

The one third (wheel) party character, only around for friend talks and absolutely non-effecting shenanigans.
Even these comic relief scenes make him more uncomical.

[25-WR]

Phillip Haldiman as “Denny” – The Room (2003)

Phillip Haldiman as “Denny” – The Room (2003)

[25-WR]

The tragically misunderstood man-child mascot of a movie, which had no creative solution for him.
So he became this impossible Gollum-creature, craving for security.

[25-WR]

Tommy Wiseau as actor, producer, writer and director – The Room (2003)

Tommy Wiseau as actor, producer, writer and director – The Room (2003)

[25-WR]

For a long time, this alien-like being was driving his desperate career blindly into the wall.
But in the long run, won mastermind status.

[25-WR]

Robyn Paris as ‚Michelle‘ – The Room (2003)

Robyn Paris as ‚Michelle‘ – The Room (2003)

[25-WR]

The ‘one that stands out’ beauty and mind who’s just there for money and fun.
With the least uncomfortable role, she fulfills her task excellently.

[25-WR]

Tabasco Mosquito Commercial project (1998) – Tabasco

Tabasco Mosquito Commercial project (1998) – Tabasco

[25-WR]

Every TV commercial should be exactly this long and at least this fun not to just suck the blood out of our lifetime and cash.

[25-WR]

Borat Subsequent Moviefilm (2020) – Jason Woliner

Borat Subsequent Moviefilm (2020) – Jason Woliner

[25-WR]

Might be the worst sequel “ever to happen to a man or jew”, but its raunchy, manipulative heart still points generously in the right direction.

[25-WR]

The Disaster Artist (2013) – Greg Sestero, Tom Bissell

The Disaster Artist (2013) – Greg Sestero, Tom Bissell

[25-WR]

“What a story, Mark.“

The long overdue explanation of the black hole character of 2000‘s film industry called Tommy Wiseau and his hilariously catastrophic movie.

[25-WR]

Good Omens (2006) – Terry Pratchett & Neil Gaiman

Good Omens (2006) – Terry Pratchett & Neil Gaiman

[25-WR]

Heavenly hellish.
Hilariously british.
A comedy bit for everyone, especially when you’re british and not so religious.
Narrated by your inner little Alan Rickman voice.

[25-WR]

The Pandemic Special (2020) – South Park

The Pandemic Special (2020) – South Park

[25-WR]

Only a real life pandemic-craze of biblical proportions could stop the world long and deeply enough to let South Park truly be funny again.

[25-WR]

Synchronicity of Brian Posehn (Big Bang Theory), CA

Synchronicity of Brian Posehn (Big Bang Theory), CA

[25-WR]

Aus erstmaligem Blickkontakt nach Mr. Bungle Konzert konnte man den kalifornisch metallischen Fußabdrücken des Show-Darstellers folgen, welche einen Must-buy-Effekt seines Mediums erzeugten.

[25-WR]

Harold and Maude (1971) –  Hal Ashby

Harold and Maude (1971) – Hal Ashby

[25-WR]

This film makes me believe in love. Connection that knows no age, class, or reason. Through each other’s love, both characters become their best selves.

[25-WR]

Thursday (1998) – Skip Woods

Thursday (1998) – Skip Woods

[25-WR]

Brightly lit indie truffle full of good dialog with intimately framed characters who are strong in blood and flavor including the most fatal femme fatale.

[25-WR]

The Wrecking Crew (1968) – Phil Karlson

The Wrecking Crew (1968) – Phil Karlson

[25-WR]

Mehr eine sexy Spionage-Komödie mit überbesetzter „Crew“, welche zu stark Werbung für den Dean Martin Soundtrack macht. Gewann mehr Lorbeeren durch Tates kultbehaftetes Ableben.

[25-WR]

Get the Gringo (2012) – Adrian Grünberg (Coincidental IMDB 25-WR)

Get the Gringo (2012) – Adrian Grünberg (Coincidental IMDB 25-WR)

[25-WR]

“A career criminal nabbed by Mexican authorities is placed in a tough prison where he learns to survive with the help of a young boy.”

[25-WR]

Buffalo ’66 (1998) – Vincent Gallo

Buffalo ’66 (1998) – Vincent Gallo

[25-WR]

All romantic comedies should be independent passion projects by law, the breaking of which should be punished by force feeding the perpetrator with commercial crap.

[25-WR]

Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping (2016) – Akiva Schaffer, Jorma Taccone (Coincidental Rotten Tomatoes 25-WR)

Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping (2016) – Akiva Schaffer, Jorma Taccone (Coincidental Rotten Tomatoes 25-WR)

[25-WR]

Never Stop Never Stopping updates the rock mockumentary for the 21st century mainstream — and hits many of its low-hanging targets with side-splitting impact.

[25-WR]

Get the Gringo (2012) – Adrian Grünberg

Get the Gringo (2012) – Adrian Grünberg

[25-WR]

Efficiently entertaining action comedy build around Mel Gibson’s bullseye charm with which both his personal and crew effectiveness are borderline groundbreaking at a snappy pace.

[25-WR]

What About Bob? (1991) – Frank Oz

What About Bob? (1991) – Frank Oz

[25-WR]

Hey, don´t hassle Bob, he´s alright and local. Hassle yourself into a new reality instead, because the one you know does does not apply anymore.

[25-WR]

O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000) – The Coen Brothers

O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000) – The Coen Brothers

[25-WR]

Highly original take on Homer’s odyssey in the rural 1930’s space, where bank robberies and racism are still a thing that could get you killed.

[25-WR]

Raising Arizona (1987) – The Coen Brothers

Raising Arizona (1987) – The Coen Brothers

[25-WR]

An early proof of astounding pop-culture re-wiring prowess by bringing the screwball comedy (out of all dungeon-dead formulas) back to the mainstream

[25-WR]

Office Space (1999) – Mike Judge

Office Space (1999) – Mike Judge

[25-WR]

The breaking point in a man’s heart & mind contains nothing but shards of echoing contempt in his biosphere whereas others are martialled by cubicles.

[25-WR]

Kingpin (1996) – The Farrelly Brothers

Kingpin (1996) – The Farrelly Brothers

[25-WR]

The pain of being a has-been and staying hooked in the past with one hand while trying to make yourself vomit with the other.

[25-WR]

Anti-Smoking Graphic Image Campaign – Nelson Tobacco

Anti-Smoking Graphic Image Campaign – Nelson Tobacco

[25-WR]

Hilarious both to smokers and non-smokers, parents and non-parents alike is the Putin-looking baby about to baptize-burn his Death-wishing mouth.

[25-WR]

National Lampoon’s European Vacation (1985) – Amy Heckerling

National Lampoon’s European Vacation (1985) – Amy Heckerling

[25-WR]

The Griswold kids got much uglier but the parents expand on themselves. Chase tilts his character‘s sanity into a benchmark-trend that runs solid today.

[25-WR]

The Big Lebowski (1998) – The Coen Brothers

The Big Lebowski (1998) – The Coen Brothers

[25-WR]

From a jurassic VHS era where unpopular releases survived by the skin of their toothless box-office insignificance to now when people can’t get enough.

[25-WR]

The Road to Wellville (1994) – Alan Parker

The Road to Wellville (1994) – Alan Parker

[25-WR]

Never neglect a beautiful woman the doctor says. You better do what he says or he´ll be sure to beat the Kelloggs out of you.

[25-WR]

Baskets (2016) – Louis C.K., Zach Galifianakis, Jonathan Krisel

Baskets (2016) – Louis C.K., Zach Galifianakis, Jonathan Krisel

[25-WR]

Louie Anderson’s first appearance instantly disappears winning you over for the rest of the series. Galifianakis and company grow on you like you wouldn’t believe.

[25-WR]

Groundhog Day (1993) – Harold Ramis

Groundhog Day (1993) – Harold Ramis

[25-WR]

This existential winter May never end, but Bill Murray, a disoriented rodent and romance will sustain you. When time stands still, you can do anything.

[25-WR]

Nobody’s Baby (2001) – David Seltzer

Nobody’s Baby (2001) – David Seltzer

[25-WR]

An almost invisible Gary Oldman is betrayed only by his exuding greatness while saving a motion picture that will chapstick you in many uncomfortable places.

[25-WR]

Withnail & I (1987) – Bruce Robinson

Withnail & I (1987) – Bruce Robinson

[25-WR]

Here´s where you write. Delete this text to set the Word Count to back to zero but do make sure you stay between the signs.

[25-WR]

National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation (1989) – Jeremiah S. Chechik

National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation (1989) – Jeremiah S. Chechik

[25-WR]

An accident-chased Clark sharpens his daredevil act to get everyone closer together and share his incandescent vision of what Christmas should be all about.

[25-WR]

The Man in the White Suit (1951) – Alexander Mackendrick

The Man in the White Suit (1951) – Alexander Mackendrick

[25-WR]

Hunting down the single cleanest man on Earth to make him dirty like the rest of us is not such an easy task after all.

[25-WR]

The King of Comedy (1982) – Martin Scorsese

The King of Comedy (1982) – Martin Scorsese

[25-WR]

Don’t let anybody tell you who you are all your life and be a schmuck. Period. There’s always a way and here’s one of them.

[25-WR]

Rosebud (1993) The Simpsons: (05×04) – Wesley Archer

Rosebud (1993) The Simpsons: (05×04) – Wesley Archer

[25-WR]

Incontrovertible argument in incredible 20-minute “Citizen Kane”-nod form, permanently proving the fabled “golden age of Simpsons episodes” to be a very real thing.

[25-WR]

This Is Spinal Tap (1984) – Rob Reiner

This Is Spinal Tap (1984) – Rob Reiner

[25-WR]

The Jane Fonda of rockumentaries that also happens to be a comedy that mock-documents a fictional rock band that has become realer than life.

[25-WR]

Waiting for Guffman (1996) – Christopher Guest

Waiting for Guffman (1996) – Christopher Guest

[25-WR]

As fun as playing with “My Dinner with Andre” action figures. “Second City TV” has an incredible Guest director. Only thing missing is John Candy.

[25-WR]

Life of Brian (1979) – Terry Jones

Life of Brian (1979) – Terry Jones

[25-WR]

The crowd-conversation scene needs cutting, other than that it´s still hilarious as a clever compilation of statements and jokes that would never fly today.

[25-WR]

Dinosaurs (1991–1994) – Jim Henson

Dinosaurs (1991–1994) – Jim Henson

[25-WR]

Somehow a much more realistic depiction of family life than all the other human-based sitcoms that canned a whole generation with fake, featherless laughter.

[25-WR]

Groundhog Day (1990) – Harold Ramis

Groundhog Day (1990) – Harold Ramis

[25-WR]

Define limbo…okay, now redefine it in a commercial 1990´s existential rom-com way with a sexually obtuse female character and a wasted Chris Elliot.

[25-WR]

Quick Change (1990) – Howard Franklin, Bill Murray

Quick Change (1990) – Howard Franklin, Bill Murray

[25-WR]

A clown master class from the all-time deadpan samurai Bill Murray supported by a Kabuki Quaid, a fabulous Gena and an infallible Jason Robards.

[25-WR]

The Hudsucker Proxy (1994) – The Coen Brothers

The Hudsucker Proxy (1994) – The Coen Brothers

[25-WR]

Fast-talking world of abounding opportunities one could grab but only after first figuring out how to get out of the revolving rat-race ring.

[25-WR]

Relentless (1992) – Bill Hicks

Relentless (1992) – Bill Hicks

[25-WR]

Beautifully ballsy Bill Hicks lectures us on having nothing but actual hicks to represent us when the flying saucers come size us up and conquer.

[25-WR]

Breakfast of Champions (1999) – Alan Rudolph

Breakfast of Champions (1999) – Alan Rudolph

[25-WR]

A house-of-mirrors flashback that is presented in full-length dream sequence format adorned with a mental-ward cast that is nothing but wonderful.

[25-WR]

Review (2014–2017) – Jeffrey Blitz

Review (2014–2017) – Jeffrey Blitz

[25-WR]

Much sexier but not ready to descend all the way down into hell like the Australian source material does. Still hilarious despite excessive self-referencing.

[25-WR]

Small Time Crooks (2000) – Woody Allen

Small Time Crooks (2000) – Woody Allen

[25-WR]

Starts out with the traditionally hilarious criminal incompetence of “Dog Day Afternoon” (1975) or “Welcome to Collinwood” (2002) continuing with an embroidered “The Jerk“ (1979).

[25-WR]

The Nice Guys (2016) – Shane Black

The Nice Guys (2016) – Shane Black

[25-WR]

L.A.: Zwei Detective auf der chaotischsten Ermittlung – Tote Pornostars, Auftragskiller, Meerjungfrauen, „Nixon!.“
Ein surrealer Walzer zwischen Pech, Glück und hinreißender Komik im angemessenen Takt. “word”.

[25-WR]

Throw Momma from the Train (1987) – Danny DeVito

Throw Momma from the Train (1987) – Danny DeVito

[25-WR]

Strangers on a Hitchcock trail of Oedipus-fears unbalancing one another away from the spinelessness they choke with. DeVito and Ramsey shine with tremendous enthusiasm.

[25-WR]

Beetlejuice (1988) – Tim Burton

Beetlejuice (1988) – Tim Burton

[25-WR]

BEETLEJUICE is the American Monthy Python. BEETLEJUICE is an 80’s German Expressionism medallion pierced cleanly by Keaton’s sharp comedic perfection. BEETLEJUICE reads like stereo instructions.

[25-WR]

Green Book (2018) – Peter Farrelly

Green Book (2018) – Peter Farrelly

[25-WR]

Klassisches Aufeinandertreffen zweier unterschiedlicher Generationen verkörpert durch gegenseitiges an die Wand spielen.
Herzliche Reise durch die Staaten der 60er mit musikalischer Seele und ordinärem Humor.

[25-WR]

The Mule (2018) – Clint Eastwood

The Mule (2018) – Clint Eastwood

[25-WR]

Kommt Alter, kommt Langeweile.
Warum nicht also seine perfekte Tarnung ausnutzen und Leben genießen?
Gegenseitiges Lernen verschiedener Generationen, Rentner trifft Kartell.
Spannende Idee humoristisch umgesetzt.

[25-WR]

Mallrats (1995) – Kevin Smith

Mallrats (1995) – Kevin Smith

[25-WR]

Nerdy humorvolles Low-Budget-Break-Up-Drama mit jugendlichem Charme im Einkaufszentrum.
Jay und Silent Bob und Stan Lee‘s bester Cameo.

Ein Film für mich.

[25-WR]

Down and Out in Beverly Hills (1986) – Paul Mazursky

Down and Out in Beverly Hills (1986) – Paul Mazursky

[25-WR]

What´s in the mind of a man sheltering competing strangers other than the good ol´ Death-wish asking the betrothed to collect their scattered spouses.

[25-WR]

Death to Smoochy (2002) – Danny DeVito

Death to Smoochy (2002) – Danny DeVito

[25-WR]

A vividly-colored dark comedy that gets away with retrofitting collective taboos into sanguine-satire elements affecting and infecting us with massive charm and mischief.

[25-WR]

The Jerk (1979) – Carl Reiner

The Jerk (1979) – Carl Reiner

[25-WR]

You’re not really a jerk unless you actually know better. Hilarious comedy with a ridiculous premise running over a classic storyline with a dirt bike.

[25-WR]

Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (2002) – George Clooney

Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (2002) – George Clooney

[25-WR]

Wise men say only fools rush into a dating game show and fall in love with themselves on television—but the wisest run the show.

[25-WR]

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018) – Bob Persichetti

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018) – Bob Persichetti

[25-WR]

Sonys erfolgreicher Versuch ein neues Universum zu erschaffen, welches frische Optik dank Cell-Shade Grafik und nie verfilmte Charaktere hervorbringt. Comicnerds hoffen auf weitere Glanztaten…

[25-WR]

Salvation Boulevard (2011) – George Ratliff

Salvation Boulevard (2011) – George Ratliff

[25-WR]

Very serious comical take on a single star system in the disbelief-suspended galaxy of organized religion and their Bonde-esque villains coloring it all.

[25-WR]

Nothing but Trouble (1989) – Dan Aykroyd

Nothing but Trouble (1989) – Dan Aykroyd

[25-WR]

This is what happens when cocaine and a healthy budget meet each other, fall deeply in love and decide to make a beautiful baby together.

[25-WR]

Review with Myles Barlow (2008–2010) – Phil Lloyd, Trent O’Donnell

Review with Myles Barlow (2008–2010) – Phil Lloyd, Trent O’Donnell

[25-WR]

As dark as allowed, as hilarious as it can be. Should become a welcomed acquired taste for those who first started with the American remake.

[25-WR]

The Predator (2018) – Shane Black

The Predator (2018) – Shane Black

[25-WR]

Zwei Predator, Weirdo-Protagonistensquad vs. Regierungsteam = wild aneinandergereihte SciFi-Action und One-liner-Coolness dank MCU-Humor. Enttäuschend für Fans. Erheiternd für heutige Filmgänger.

[25-WR]

Married with Aliens (1992) Married with Children: 05×07 – Gerry Cohen

Married with Aliens (1992) Married with Children: 05×07 – Gerry Cohen

[25-WR]

Mad men they lock up, mad dogs they shoot. Rare to find a comedy show not ruined by condescending canned laughter that no one needs.

[25-WR]

Prehistoric Ice Man (1999) South Park: (02×18) – Trey Parker & Matt Stone

Prehistoric Ice Man (1999) South Park: (02×18) – Trey Parker & Matt Stone

[25-WR]

Hilarious comedy premised on the ridiculous amount of cultural changes happening in the late nineties in a world looking back to a century gone by.

[25-WR]

Box of Moonlight (1996) – Tom DiCillo

Box of Moonlight (1996) – Tom DiCillo

[25-WR]

All bets are off when off the grid you go, except for betting on life itself which can look, feel and sound like nothing before.

[25-WR]

The Matador (2005) – Richard Shepard

The Matador (2005) – Richard Shepard

[25-WR]

Finding true truant-camaraderie in some of the darkest, yet most sought-after corners of this open-bar planet of ours can sometimes be beautiful.

[25-WR]

Bushworld Adventures (2018) – Rick & Morty

Bushworld Adventures (2018) – Rick & Morty

[25-WR]

Alternative Realität wo Rick mit manischen Tendenzen ein sinnfreies „Abenteuer“ anstrebt während Morty mit egalitärer Passivität ins offene, ahnungslose Ende folgt. Ein Spiegel unserer Gesellschaft.

[25-WR]

Where’s Poppa? (1970) – Carl Reiner

Where’s Poppa? (1970) – Carl Reiner

[25-WR]

What do you do when you´ve made it to grownup with a nice girl on the horizon but your mind-molesting mother is still around?

[25-WR]