Not only is the castle now a fast food restaurant, but there is also a strange streak of
black comedy running through the entire movie.
Not exact matches
Back in the old days of television programming — say, 15 years ago — most standup specials like
Black's
ran for a limited time on one of the three main cable channels that aired
comedy (HBO, Showtime, Comedy Central) before being shuffled off to the arc
comedy (HBO, Showtime,
Comedy Central) before being shuffled off to the arc
Comedy Central) before being shuffled off to the archives.
Martin McDonagh's
black comedy is alive and kicking after a strong
run.
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An over-achieving student (Reese Witherspoon)
runs for student body president and a popular teacher (Matthew Broderick) resorts to drastic measures to keep her from winning in this
black comedy.
The 21st century corollary to George Kaufman's maxim that «satire is what closes Saturday night» might well be that indie
black comedies — which almost never make money but continue to attract name actors — are what play contractually mandated one - week
runs at the Village East before heading off to DVD.
While doing promo
runs for her upcoming
black comedy horror flick «Tragedy Girls,» actress Alexandra Shipp briefly talked to Deadline
In John Sayles» science - fiction
comedy The Brother from Another Planet, the Brother (Joe Morton) arrives on Earth as an escaped alien slave,
running from two white Men in
Black (David Strathairn and John Sayles), who are also aliens.
runs the tagline to this Kiwi eco-horror
black comedy that revels in its self - referential silliness.
If you haven't yet watched the series (and you really should), the hilarious dark
comedy follows two teens — James (
Black Mirror's Alex Lawther) and Alyssa (Jessica Barden)-- as they
run away from home and embark on a cross-country road trip.
With the splendid drawing - room
black comedy «The Party,» shot at the
run - up to the nihilist Brexit referendum, Potter finds a medium of satire and belly laughs in seventy swift minutes, shot in
black - and - white, etched in vitriol, shot in the confines of her own longtime London townhouse in under two weeks.
Running the gamut from the deeply moving to the darkly humorous, The Party puts an entirely modern spin on the traditional British
comedy of manners; that it's filmed in
black and white only adds to the stark intimacy which draws the viewer in.
Francois Ozon (8 Women, Swimming Pool) once again toys with the conventions of cinema, although this time the
comedy runs a bit more
blacker than most audiences might be accustomed to.
They're both terrific
black comedies that give the Coen Brothers a
run for their money.
A bestseller in China, recently short - listed for the Man Asian Literary Prize, and a winner of France's Prix Courrier International, Brothers is an epic and wildly unhinged
black comedy of modern Chinese society
running amok.
«Scorched Earth,» his first solo show in Los Angeles (which concluded its
run in September), referenced
black stand - up
comedy, HIV diagnoses in the U.S., and the L.A. uprisings in 1992.