Big Game - Hunting the President of the United States
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Suomi mainittu! Torilla tavataan!!!
(It's a Finnish thing...)
I haven't seen the film yet, I haven't even seen Rare Export yet. I've been thinking about Rare Export for several years but just haven't gotten around to it. But yeah, seems like a movie I might enjoy, just because of how "bad" it might be.
(It's a Finnish thing...)
I haven't seen the film yet, I haven't even seen Rare Export yet. I've been thinking about Rare Export for several years but just haven't gotten around to it. But yeah, seems like a movie I might enjoy, just because of how "bad" it might be.
Only fitting that the first commenters are Finns themselves... Low-budget, yeah, but it's still the most expensive movie produced in Finland - 8.5 million euros. Also note that none of it was shot here ("Lapland" is in Germany). I haven't seen it myself and Rare Exports is good... for the twenty minutes of screentime that has anything happening.
Ooh I need to see this and exports. Thanks for the recommndation guys!
It's great how Samuel L Jackson only does roles that aptly suit how seriously we public take him for. He is just damn efficient at his job. With this and the Kingsman, I may be getting some love for the dude again!
It's great how Samuel L Jackson only does roles that aptly suit how seriously we public take him for. He is just damn efficient at his job. With this and the Kingsman, I may be getting some love for the dude again!
I fucking love Rare Exports when I finally got to see it for myself... The fact that the premise is showcased in this semi-realistic execution (especially when the characters are reacting to this truth about "Santa Claus" firsthand) made it a fun treat to experience... With that said, just the fact that SLJ's in this movie was more than enough for me to want to see this movie when I can... Also, since this movie, alongside Rare Exports, does have characters that act naturally to their personality without going into that "wink/nudge to the audience" when you end up chuckling/laughing with the movie, I'm sure that's just more incentive to, at least, like this movie from start to finish...
