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My Wrongs 8245-8249 and 117

  • 2002
  • 12min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
6,6/10
1279
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Paddy Considine in My Wrongs 8245-8249 and 117 (2002)
Commedia darkBreveCommediaFantasia

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaDisaster after disaster, an already frail man descends into madness after his talking dog announces that he is actually his defence lawyer.Disaster after disaster, an already frail man descends into madness after his talking dog announces that he is actually his defence lawyer.Disaster after disaster, an already frail man descends into madness after his talking dog announces that he is actually his defence lawyer.

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    • Christopher Morris
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Christopher Morris
    • Robert Katz
  • Star
    • Paddy Considine
    • Miranda Pleasence
    • Simon Greenall
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    6,6/10
    1279
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Regia
      • Christopher Morris
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Christopher Morris
      • Robert Katz
    • Star
      • Paddy Considine
      • Miranda Pleasence
      • Simon Greenall
    • 11Recensioni degli utenti
    • 3Recensioni della critica
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    • Ha vinto 1 BAFTA Award
      • 1 vittoria in totale

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    Paddy Considine
    Paddy Considine
    • Him
    Miranda Pleasence
    • Imogen
    • (as Miranda Pleasance)
    • …
    Simon Greenall
    • Father in Church
    Richard Lumsden
    Richard Lumsden
    • Father in Park
    Christopher Ettridge
    Christopher Ettridge
    • Bus Conductor
    Hayley Bird
    • Girl in Park
    Eve Darby MacLennan
    • Girl in Church
    Geoffrey Beevers
    Geoffrey Beevers
    • Cleric
    Christopher Morris
    Christopher Morris
    • Voice of Rothko
    • (voce)
    Phil Cornwell
    Phil Cornwell
    • Voice of Gerbil
    • (voce)
    Ged Day
    • Seventies Dad
    Tom Panton
    • Dog Warden
    Michelle Hebbron
    • Family in Park
    Isabel Mitchell
    • Family in Park
    Samuel Mitchell
    • Family in Park
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      • Christopher Morris
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Christopher Morris
      • Robert Katz
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    8supapete

    Dark, disturbing, and painfully funny.

    I've never really been a big fan of 'shorts' (the films, not the clothes) so it was always going to take an artist whom I really respect to convince me to actually buy one, and - as you've probably guessed - Chris Morris is such an artist. Possibly the most interesting comic around, if you take into account his media-shy persona and the controversy that surrounded the Brass Eye special a while back, this film marks his debut on this medium, and is a corker.

    Revolving around a depressed man who (probably, but nothing is certain here) has gone insane due to self-loathing, and his relationship with the dog who lives in the house that he is looking after, the film inspires equal parts of horror, dismay, and hilarity. I don't think I've ever seen anything quite like this, and if I have, I've never found it this entertaining. Really highly recommended for anybody who is interested in art which pushes at the boundries of medium, form, and genre.
    mesmeric

    Funniest thing I've seen in quite a while!

    I suppose some of the other reviewers here may think I am a really sick person, but I thought this was hilarious! Prior to this viewing, I had never heard of Chris Morris, probably because I live on the other side of the Pond, but I will seek out more.

    I won't recap the content because others have already done so on this forum. My reactions to this material are quite different from others' reactions, however, and I encourage the reader to take a chance and see what their own reactions will be.

    As a clinical social worker who has worked extensively with the chronic mentally ill, I was not offended by the portrayal of an obviously deranged person. Persons experiencing psychotic episodes involving command hallucinations, whether aural or visual, are human, and the content and logic of their experience, while bizarre, is recognizably human. You may recall something you once believed and later found to be false or inaccurate in some way. To the extent that this belief influenced your decisions at that time, you were sharing the same mechanism that causes a psychotic person to believe a dog is speaking to them or the television is blinking in some mysterious way that may or may not be revealing something important. The difference is in degree and, possibly, in the lack or over-abundance of certain brain chemicals.

    I give this a 9/10.
    7Theo Robertson

    I laughed Out Loud ...

    ... But then I do have a highly developed sense of humour . Did I tell you about the time when I was sitting at the breakfast table of the 2002 Greenpeace national skillshare conferance and the conversation got around to gay policemen ? Maybe some other time

    It probably won`t come as much of a surprise that the people who didn`t like my sense of humour on that morning will detest the humour of Chris Morris . Okay I think he`s over rated myself and he often shoots himself in the foot by going out to shock rather than going out to make people laugh but with MY WRONGS 8245-8249 AND 117 Morris has got the balance right . If you`re some bleeding heart do-gooder you will find this grotesque , shocking and a blight upon the human race . If you`re an intelligent human being you might just laugh out loud at the scene on the bus , the scene at the park and the scene in the church . I know I did and I also know it`s not supposed to be a case study of mental illness so please watch it in the spirit as it was intended , and I hope to see more from Morris in the future
    8cabe13

    great short film

    the other comment was done by a complete fool. this short film by Chris Morris, originally from a sketch in his radio series Blue Jam is piece of highly interesting work to those who "get it". Many won't, which is frankly their problem, or more accurately their lack of imagination or intelligence. The film is not really about anything, it is more of modern surrealist painting in movie format. It's an enquiry into the nature of insanity and all relating things. In a way, it shouldn't be treated like you would treat other films, at least from a critical standpoint. You just have to ask yourself how it affected to you. What thoughts it conjured up. You can't compare it to anything or use conventional techniques for review such as the plot, dialogue etc. It simply has nothing in common with those things. If you're willing to open your mind and you have a vivid imagination then this short film will almost certainly be for you. If you think everything has a message, purpose, rightful meaning then you may as well just go to bed and not bother waking up.
    wj-mcgrath

    Sub jam Toss

    If Jam suddenly squatted down and did a massive turd My Wrongs would be the result.

    Awful awful piece of film. It just had NO reason to exist. No story, no characterisation and most importantly no jokes. Paddy Considine is normally a great actor but he just wasn't on form here. Morrises voice talents were wasted. The only ray of hope was a brief (and wasted) vocal cameo from Phil Cornwell.

    This was billed as comedy but it was just completely devoid of ANY humour. Go on My Wrong fans, tell me your favourite moment?

    This from the man who brought us Brass Eye.

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      Rothko: You'd better say sorry.

      Him: What for?

      Rothko: For what you're about to do.

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      Stunt Ducks - David Hemming's Bird Slave Circus Action Baby - The Amersham Hurlable Child Kennel Mr Considine's Personal Flautist - Lilliana Hopetrap
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      The Nights Are Cold
      Written by Richard Hawley

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    • Data di uscita
      • 12 gennaio 2004 (Italia)
    • Paese di origine
      • Regno Unito
    • Lingua
      • Inglese
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    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Victoria Park, Hackney, Londra, Inghilterra, Regno Unito
    • Aziende produttrici
      • European Regional Development Fund
      • FilmFour
      • Studio of the North
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