Closer, Julia Roberts, and very rude words
Episode 75, Jan 28, 03:30 AM
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Joe & Adam take a close look at Closer, based on the play of the same name, and say lots of rude words.
Joe & Adam take a long hard look at the film Closer, based on the play of the same name, by Patrick Marber.
Released in 2004, the MYFYF duo ponder if it translates to screen, the brutal language of love, and the Julia Roberts of it all - is she just too damn powerful to be believable?
They keep singing that Damien Rice song too. Content warning: the film is bracingly frank with its use of rude language, and it gets quoted. A lot.
Send us an email at moviesyouforgotyouforgot@gmail.com with any cinematic thoughts you have, along with suggestions for future episodes. There is a ‘communal list’ of films people forgot they forgot - add one to the tally.
Follow Adam on Letterboxd, it’s fun over there. He might follow back - depends on your numbers and if you review the films you log.
Released in 2004, the MYFYF duo ponder if it translates to screen, the brutal language of love, and the Julia Roberts of it all - is she just too damn powerful to be believable?
They keep singing that Damien Rice song too. Content warning: the film is bracingly frank with its use of rude language, and it gets quoted. A lot.
Send us an email at moviesyouforgotyouforgot@gmail.com with any cinematic thoughts you have, along with suggestions for future episodes. There is a ‘communal list’ of films people forgot they forgot - add one to the tally.
Follow Adam on Letterboxd, it’s fun over there. He might follow back - depends on your numbers and if you review the films you log.