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Post-modern masterpiece or pretentious piece of shit?
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>>221363054
Both. It's a comedy
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>>221363054
the latter
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>One has not truly suffered as a moviegoer until seeing Philip Seymour Hoffman perform a seizure in Synecdoche, New York. This freak-out has nothing to do with art and more to do with career promotion: Our cultural gatekeepers have rushed to crown ham-actor Hoffman King of the Ugly and Obvious Art Movie. And Charlie Kaufman’s been dubbed a genius ever since he wrote the preternaturally clever gimmick movie Being John Malkovich. Now Kaufman’s been commissioned to make his own weird directorial debut, starring the unctuous Hoffman as his latest disgusting alter ego. It is as close to an abomination as 2008 cinema needs to come.
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>>221363054
I dont think you're supposed to take his neurosis very seriously considering how ridiculous it gets
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>>221363054
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLRrAbXQi38
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>>221363311
Funny thing is that Armond loved Kaufman until this movie and now he can't stand him.
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The perfect embodiement of the schizoid retard. A movie for us by us.
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>>221363054
can't do one without the other



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