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(14845) 7.3 97 min 2017

Brigsby Bear is a movie starring Kyle Mooney, Mark Hamill, and Jorge Lendeborg Jr.. After being freed from his life in an underground bunker, a man sets out to make a movie of the only TV show he has ever known.

Starring: Matt Walsh, Kyle Mooney, Jorge Lendeborg Jr., Mark Hamill

Genres: Comedy, Drama

Director: Dave McCary

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Comedy, Drama
Director	Dave McCary
Writer	Kevin Costello, Kyle Mooney, Kyle Mooney
Stars	Matt Walsh, Kyle Mooney, Jorge Lendeborg Jr., Mark Hamill
Country	USA, China
Also Known As	As Aventuras de Brigsby Bear, Brigsby mackó, 布里斯比熊, ブリグズビー・ベア, Die Abenteuer von Brigsby Bär, Miś Brigsby, Meskiukas Brigsbis, L' Ours Brigsby, Lācēna Brigsbija piedzīvojumi
Runtime	1H 37M
Description	Brigsby Bear Adventures is a children's TV show produced for an audience of one: James. When the show abruptly ends, James's life changes forever, and he sets out to finish the story himself.

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Thursday, 09 Jul 2020 21:48

I enjoyed this film, I can say without hesitation that it is one of my favorite comedies of all time. I love the opening sequence, the animal photography, the camera-work and of course the characters. Not to mention the fact that Sam Rockwell is hilarious as a gay black boy (whom I would argue is a comic masterpiece, whether you like it or not). I can't quite think of a movie that is a close substitute for this one. If you want to see an actor with a skill that should be recognized (not just in movies but in the world, that is) then watch "Brigsby Bear".

Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020 14:21

This is a very good movie about trying to survive. It's also very funny and adorable. That's what I love about this movie. It's a little dark, but it doesn't make it dark. It makes it easy to watch. This movie is a must-see.

Friday, 03 Jul 2020 02:53

When a girl moves into a decrepit house, she finds a strange door. There are signs that it leads to a secret past. Soon she discovers that the hidden passageway is a treasure trove of knowledge. It is up to her to figure out how to open it. This is a good movie. I mean, not great, but good. It's the kind of movie you might want to see with your significant other. Or better yet, just spend the time with them. It's a fun movie.

Wednesday, 01 Jul 2020 19:26

This is not a good movie by any means. I really was expecting a lot more from the movie than it did deliver. The movie centers around a couple of people who have to leave the country to escape the problems they were having in their marriage. There are a few scenes of humour and it all seems to have a sort of meanness. Even though it was depressing, the movie just kept getting funnier. The acting was good for the most part. The cast for this movie was probably one of the strongest in the history of British cinema. I think if the movie was made for the general audience, the movie would have been better received. The movie could have been more effective at taking on some serious themes and showing some of the problems that couples face in the United Kingdom.

Friday, 19 Jun 2020 18:52

This is not for all tastes. It has a young cast of actors playing adults in the 1960's. But despite it's brief time at the start, it never strays from the original story. It never becomes trite. It is not exactly a comedy, but it is very funny. I would recommend this to anyone who has been looking for an alternative to the obvious comedies of the last few years.

Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 05:37

Quite a fun little dark comedy with laughs and laughs and lots of laughs. A class above the average teen comedy but certainly not down at the bottom. Absolutely worth a look. 7/10

Sunday, 31 May 2020 23:23

You think I'm kidding right? Well this isn't just a kid movie, or maybe it's just a adult movie. If you watch this movie with an open mind you'll notice a lot of really, really sad scenes. There are no special effects to make this movie special, but the story is extremely well written, and the actors play their parts with perfect skill. If you enjoy movies where the person who is in the movie is the main character, then this is one you'll definitely want to watch. Or maybe you don't like the idea of these movies, and you'll find it boring. But there are some things you should know before you watch this movie. You are not going to be in a situation where you can understand everything that is going on. So I'll tell you a few things that you need to be aware of before you watch this movie. For example, when the two main characters are running from the cops, they are running in circles in the street. This is not a good sign, because that means they are hiding something. And when the main characters are getting caught, they are in a really bad situation. They have no clue how to get out of this situation, and they can't be trusted either. That's because the two main characters had a bad childhood, and this isn't a bad thing. The only thing you need to know about this movie is that it's meant to be an adult movie. If you're really tired of all the movies that's meant to be for kids, then this is definitely not the movie for you.

Tuesday, 26 May 2020 17:51

Perhaps the plot of "This Ain't No Country For Old Men" and the script of "The Shining" are the two most complex film plots ever to appear in Hollywood. Forgive the trite reference, but neither film "goes for it" nearly as much as "Brigsby Bear." "Brigsby Bear" is a comedy-romance in which the main character, Maddie, is a young single woman in England, a recent college graduate who feels like she's in the middle of nowhere. On a random Saturday night, a man pulls up in his car, and they talk a little, which leads to a casual kiss, followed by a flirtation of sorts. And then it becomes clear that he's not in the mood for the very serious business of romance, so Maddie goes back home to help her mother, and takes a long, long, LONG walk, and ends up in a bar. All the while, her husband goes back to work. When she asks him how he's doing, he gives her a serious look and says, "You know, it's been a long time since I've been back home. I'm tired." As it turns out, he doesn't want a relationship, he wants to be a rock star. When they're trying to have a little fun, they have a little argument. As they sit and talk together, they find out that they both know the truth. This leads to Maddie and her husband discussing marriage. And their romanticism may be a bit of a stretch, but hey, it's a comedy-romance, right? "Brigsby Bear" is just another example of an American film that blends the elements of comedy, romance, and family drama into a complex film. Maddie's parents have an argument, Maddie's sister is constantly embarrassed, and Maddie's husband works late nights and comes home late, so Maddie needs to be the one to keep her family happy. And, at times, the film seems to use this complexity as a crutch, making the audience feel like it's been sucked in by the strong plot. But, even though it's not as subtle as "This Ain't No Country For Old Men" or the power of "The Shining," "Brigsby Bear" is still a fine film, with a couple of good laughs. The characters in "Brigsby Bear" are all interesting, but I have to give the nod to the two leads, Tom and Maddie. Tom, a British ex-con who has been caught up in a high-stakes drug deal, is really good at portraying someone who is trying to figure out how to not end up like his ex-con ex-wife, and Maddie is really good at portraying someone who is trying to figure out how to be a mother to her two children. Maddie is a bit awkward at first, but she does show some growth in her character as the movie goes on, and at the end of the movie, I was really feeling for her. (Spoiler: the next morning, when she wakes up, she discovers that she's pregnant.) And Tom, as the older brother who is not as happy about his marriage, is a really great character, too. The ending is a bit of a surprise, too, because at the beginning of the movie, when Maddie and her husband were talking about marriage, Maddie said that Tom should have known that it wasn't the right move for them. And here, in the end, when they see that the relationship is working, they go back to work. Maddie goes back home to be with her parents, and they discuss the problems with their marriage. They also talk about the kids. And then Tom says, "What do you think about marriage? Would you like it?" Maddie's response is: "I don't know if I could handle it." And this really struck a chord with me, because she's all for it, and when she says this, it's clear that she truly has no idea what she wants out of the relationship. Even though Tom says that he has no idea what

Monday, 25 May 2020 04:28

It's the 1980s, and Jessie, a red-haired, blue-eyed baby-faced girl with an uncanny resemblance to Judy Garland, is growing up in a blue-collar suburb of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The family that raised Jessie has become mired in debt, and the so-called Frisch family, who have rescued the family from foreclosure, is about to auction off the house that Jessie's mother and grandmother died in. This leaves Jessie to contend with her family's difficulties, and her father's infidelities. But she is also thrust into a fascinating world that includes her sister, her brother and her mother's boyfriend, whose previous relationship is flippantly referred to as being "unsuited." This story doesn't really make a whole lot of sense, but it's kind of hard not to be impressed by a pretty well-executed genre piece. * from *

Tuesday, 19 May 2020 22:57

If you're looking for a romantic comedy with some comedy thrown in, this is your movie. I got a bit bored in the middle of the movie, but it's still worth it. The movie is not well-received by the critics, but it is very entertaining. This movie has some truly funny moments and just a great time to watch it. Watch for Jimmy Neutron when you see him.

Monday, 18 May 2020 09:33

A major mistake for a major film maker. This is not a comedy. It's not a romantic comedy. It's not a dramatic drama. It's not a love story. It's just a real depiction of a bunch of people going about their daily lives, hanging out in a small town, drinking a lot, hanging out with their neighbors. Their routine is something many of us have experienced. That's what makes it so unique and unique. Some people like it, some people don't. It just may be something to remember. This is a film that I really don't understand. How could such an astonishingly profound film be such a disappointment? One word. VANESSA. The best part of this movie is how unbelievable the sex scene is. You would have never known that the film was about sex if you didn't know that that was how the sex scene was set up. This movie was made in America, which means it's highly pretentious, pretentious, pretentious. I found myself laughing aloud during the film. People say that this film is a picture of the American dream. It's not. This film is a picture of one group of people going about their life. I don't know how or why. It's just a small-town American, doing what they do. That's all it is. I guess that it's just a great look at what life is. It's a lot of fun to watch and a lot of people enjoy it. But, what the heck, it's really fun to watch. I'm not the biggest fan of Oscar-winning movies, but this one definitely deserves a win. It deserves a lot of people appreciating it. Go out and see it. It's really great.

Wednesday, 13 May 2020 09:50

In 2005, this film earned a Goya award for best Spanish film. "Best Spanish film" implies that the film is not just Spanish but a cultural phenomenon. Although it is very much a comedy, it is also extremely insightful and informative. This is a film that the kids will enjoy. The young audience will be very entertained, and there are a few funny moments. The content of the film is very relevant to the present age, and the interpretation of the film is spot on. The directing is wonderful, and there are some very original ideas in the film. I highly recommend it. It is one of those films that you don't have to believe in to enjoy. -Rick Bell

Wednesday, 13 May 2020 03:53

My experience with black-humor comedies is: most of them are bad. This film is obviously not. I laughed every time I saw it. Colin Firth does a great job, and the rest of the cast is also excellent. There are a couple of really good jokes in it, and a couple of really bad ones. Overall, it's an excellent black-humor comedy. My only question is: who the hell has this film in their DVD collection? I mean, it's amazing, and not just because it's filmed in New Zealand!

Friday, 24 Apr 2020 15:50

Seen before. Seen again. Like lots of other reviewers, I've seen this movie in theaters and home videocassettes. I thought it was also a good film to get a beer with friends to discuss how much better it is than those old 90's films. Like most that have seen it, I was blown away by the strength of the acting. Sean Penn's performance was one of his best. Where is the James Caan? That was the other standout performance. And now, to comment on "Bridesmaids." The movie was quite long and the film that was on the DVD's play time didn't make much sense to me. Like a joke. I could barely keep it together to watch the film. I am not into movies with pre-interval clips. This is a movie. There's lots of talking. I just don't get it. I'm sorry to say that I have a problem with that. I am impressed by a lot of the acting, as is always the case with John Hughes. As for the book, the movie leaves me as yet baffled as to why I liked it so much. I don't understand it. I see that the majority of the movie's fans felt the same way as I did. Most of the movie's jokes don't work. It seems to me that the focus of the movie was on the main character and her relationship to the husband. Where is the comedy in that? Why am I telling you this? But it was still funny. The other funny thing about this film is the fact that I saw it with a group of friends who all liked "The Mummy." All the others hated it. This was a good example of what can happen when you put an all-star cast in a film with some old material. One good thing about that film was that I had a few laughs along the way. The same thing was also true of the book. So, if you liked "The Mummy," don't expect much of a laugh here. I thought the film was good. The movie was a bit long, but it kept me entertained and I enjoyed the chemistry of the cast. The one weak spot was the acting. And I don't mean the acting. The script was not very good. There were a few instances where characters would say one line. Then they would follow up with another line of dialogue. Most of the lines came at the end. But if you've seen "The Mummy," you can just ignore those instances. I liked the humor. All in all, I enjoyed the movie, but I still have some problems with it.

Friday, 24 Apr 2020 12:24

This is a movie that I have been waiting for a long time. I saw it on video, but I only watched a half an hour of it. When I saw it on DVD, I sat down to watch it and it just kept getting better and better. It was a very enjoyable movie. The movie stars Chris Pratt, Emma Watson, Mark Ruffalo, Willem Dafoe, Edward Norton, Peter Dinklage, and Patton Oswalt. It's an odd film, and you probably won't enjoy it as much as I did. The movie tells the story of a group of friends who get lost in the woods and end up getting stuck in a situation that is far from their own. It shows what happens when people can't find their way home. The movie is a bit slow, but I think it does a good job of keeping you interested. The movie has a lot of things in it that I haven't seen in a movie. Some of the funniest moments include the butt joke, a man making some noise as he walks in the woods, and a scene where a girl gets beaten by two men because she broke a bottle. I would recommend the movie to anyone who likes a story about people stuck in a situation that isn't exactly their own, and people being stuck in situations that aren't exactly their own. This is definitely one of those movies that is worth the time to watch. It is a great film, and it's a movie I would recommend to people of all ages, but some people might find it slow at times. I give the movie a B+.

Friday, 24 Apr 2020 11:09

I like Russell Brand a lot. I watched this with him in the London filming of Broadchurch, and was blown away by the way he used this character and the way he led it. The setting is wonderfully stark and bleak. A moment that I'll always remember for me is when his character is told that he has to leave the circus, which he has been working for for over a year. His response is to burst out laughing and chat a lot to himself. At first you may find it annoying, but as the movie progresses, it becomes more comfortable, and he has a lot more control over it, more control than usual. It's funny to see how quickly it goes downhill for him. There's a perfect scene where his character says to a non-comedian, "This is going to be my best performance in years". While this comment is about what you'd expect from a comedian, it's also about the right kind of performer, and what he says is true. Russell Brand shows up, slaps a lot of fun at himself, and then gets the audience laughing. I'm glad he made a follow-up, because I doubt he'd have enjoyed it if he'd made it another year. His character has an interesting arc, the only ones really in the movie are his boss and the manager. The rest are largely one-dimensional stereotypes of circus people. The best performance is done by Emily Mortimer, as the manager. She's tough, but also very charismatic. The scene that stood out to me was when she asks if he's "gonna take the cake out of the park", and he makes a joke about eating jelly babies. While I don't think she was ever nominated for an Oscar, she did great in this movie. Russell Brand is charming, funny, and amazing, and I hope he gets nominated for Best Actor, and I hope this movie is nominated for Best Picture. I don't think it will get that many, but I'm hoping it does.

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