Andrew Bujalski, Christian Rudder, Danny Miller
A tale that follows 23-year-old Marnie -- a confused and bemused young woman -- as she travels through her alcohol fuelled daze known as post college graduation. Being recently terminated from her tem...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 16, 2005
Stats: 181 reviews
Unconventional low-budget offering that goes for reality. The reality is though that this film is just too preoccupied with its realism leaving for a bland and pointless film. It fearlessly represents the awkwardness of that time in ones life where jobs and relationships are hard...( read more)
well umn just seen this movie 4 the 1st time n think that its a good movie 2 watch its got a good cast of actors/actressess throughout this movie...i think that danny miller, kate dollenmayer play good parts throughout this movie i think that the director of this Comedy movie had...( read more)
Cassavetes for kids! Seriously, a testament to the potential of grass roots filmmaking, chock full of idiosyncratic, feral performances guided by Bujalski's penetrating organic script and direction.
eh. not nearly as charming as mutual appreciation, i found marnie likable, but the rest of the bunch were homely fools.
This film is really good.
I saw Mutual Appreciation before this film and I really liked the director and I wanted to check out his other work and then I found this on late at noght but I am definatly glad that I watched this one.
It raises so many little questions and offers so many quiet insights that one sitting isn't enough. full review
Funny Ha Ha is a reality bite of a story that's as substantial as the Gummi Bears the befuddled characters eat. full review
A small, plain movie, shot in 16 millimeter in dull locations around Boston; but also, like its passive, quizzical heroine, it is unexpectedly seductive, and even, in its own stubborn, hesitant way, b... full review
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