my favorite part was how colin farrell was hot the whole time and didn't turn into johnny depp at the end

i relate to woody harrelson in seven psychopaths and keanu reeves in john wick because i, too, would go on a killing rampage for a dog

my ideal colin farrell? when he's just witnessed his first murder & he has other people's blood on his face and his own puke on his jacket & he's shaking & muttering "i just ... didn't need this today," while sam rockwell takes care of him. thanks, seven psychopaths (2012), for giving me exactly what i craved!

wow... sam rockwell was really in love with colin farrell the whole time

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

"Gandhi was wrong."

SEVEN FUCKING PSYCHOPATHS

4 stars for the way Christopher Walken says "Hallucinogens".

Seven Psychopaths? More like The Seven Lesbians Who Are All Disabled And Have Overcome All Their Spazzy Shit And Are Really Nice to Everybody And Two of Them Are Black

i’ve decided this is martin mcdonagh’s best film attack me as you please

Seven Psychopaths is a comedy thriller about a writer writing a screenplay about seven psychopaths, his friend who kidnaps dogs and his friend who takes those dogs back for money. It's somehow similar to McDonagh's previous movie but not quite as good.

Quite often it felt like there's something off with the movie, but I couldn't put my finger on what it is. It was directing, writing, or acting of Sam Rockwell or Colin Farrell. Most of the time though there isn't much wrong with either of those. The screenplay is great and I especially loved Christopher Walken's bit in the very end.

Entertaining stuff, recommended.

Brillant! Kein anderes Adjektiv als brillant kann diesen Film beschreiben! Er so witzig und gleichzeitig so tiefgründig. Und wenn jemals jemand behauptet Gewalt wäre in Filmen fehl am Platz oder dürfe nicht übertrieben werden, dann soll er sich diesen Film anschauen! Denn der Film macht möglich was in der Realität nicht geht, das Stellen die Figuren im Film auch schon fest: Psychopathen sind im Film interessant, in der Realität nur erschreckend.

"Yeah, it's a hard world for women, but most of the ones I know can string a sentence together." So says Walken's character Hans, who is the best developed sketch in this series of sketches about movie tropes. It's so knowing. Too knowing. Do people still say meta? Not as much finesse as I'd hoped given the cast, but as movies that stick it to Hollywood go, I've seen worse.

sam rockwell looks like christian bale in the big short

i would be mad if someone took my dog

Perhaps too self-aware and meta for its own good. It has the bones of a classic, but there are too many misses regarding the film's wink-at-the-audience/tongue-in-cheek humor.

A winding and surprisingly meta plot are the strengths of this movie for me. I wasn’t as much of a fan of the dialogue in this film compared to Martin’s other works like Three Billboards and In Bruges. Still the film lands better than it takes off and is worth a watch for fans of quick wit and bloodshed.

This is incredibly rewatchable

An extremely interesting and meta comedy/crime movie that makes fun of the crime genre and how typical many of the Hollywood tropes are in countless crime/action movies. The acting is good, with some pretty locations. I liked the story, but I didn’t love it. The best part about the characters were their interactions with one another, on all sides of the story overall. I would describe this movie as unique above all else, meaning some people will really like the meta humor, and some will not.

Favorite character: Christopher Walken as Hans

The few problems with the movie gets a little bit visible on the second watch. I still love it though by any means. It is fun and enjoyable to watch. It has good and enjoyable stories everywhere and it is one of the best, I have ever seen.

I would also go on a rampage for a dog

You shot him in the back.

Ofcourse i shot him in the back i was going for the spine.