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Happiness [1999]

starring: Jane Adams, Jon Lovitz, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Dylan Baker, Lara Flynn Boyle
directed by: Todd Solondz

Release Date May 15, 2000
A very intelligent and funny movie. It addresses some very human weaknesses in a very uncompromising way. This is one of the rare movies that shows human behaviour without trying to conform to what is socially acceptable. The only thing missing is the narrative by David Attenborough.

CD-Charts Position 2
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Storytelling [2001]

starring: James Van Der Beek, Selma Blair, Leo Fitzpatrick, Robert Wisdom, Maria Thayer
directed by: Todd Solondz

Release Date June 24, 2002
Todd Solondz's `Welcome to the Dollhouse' showed comic/absurd promise; his masturbation scene in `Happiness' overstepped the boundary of film taste but got everyone's attention. While I didn't enjoy "Storytelling" as much as I did the Director's two previous films, "Happiness" and "Welcome to The Dollhouse," Solondz continues to amaze with his depictions of just how awkward true life really is. As always, he masterfully shows the oft times tactless, cynical, transparent motivations of everyday suburban life and combines them with outrageous situations, giving a humorous view into the myriad of interesting quirky characters he creates. As with Happiness, Storytelling has no background characters. Each character gets fully explored in a way that no matter ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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Welcome To The Dollhouse [1995]

starring: Heather Matarazzo, Brendan Sexton III, Eric Mabius, Matthew Faber
directed by: Todd Solondz

Release Date September 26, 2005
Dawn Weiner, the unpopular, unattractive & unacedemic loner that every secondary school year has, I understand Dawn's predicament all too well because I too was the Dawn Weiner of year 7!
As most Todd Solondz films go, it is set in small town New Jersey. Dawn is the middle child of the family (& misfit) her older brother Mark is acedemic (the stereotypical nerd) while her younger sister Missy is cute, what is Dawn? Neither of these two anyway! The story is similar to most movies about girls of this age, well there's this totally amazing guy who's in a band & he's really nice to Dawn, unlike the nasty boys in her own school. So Dawn is being bullied in school, she only has one friend the predictably (in love with her) scrawny boy who will inevitably ... Read More:

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Palindromes [2004]

starring: Ellen Barkin, Richard Masur, Matthew Faber, Angela Pietropinto, Bill Buell
directed by: Todd Solondz

Release Date September 26, 2005
this is about as far from disney that it gets. thank god for todd solondz! this is a splice of life delivered with astonishing frankness. there are moments of tenderness, other moments that push the boundaries of the taboo. this is what film-making should be all about!

CD-Charts Position 5
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Welcome to the Dollhouse [1995] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Heather Matarazzo, Victoria Davis, Christina Brucato, Christina Vidal, Siri Howard
directed by: Todd Solondz

Release Date August 03, 1999
I came across this film years ago by accident and its a complete gem, hilariously funny. Everyone I know who's watched it also loved it, it's one of those films you and your buddies find yourselves reciting the lines to, it's full of unforgetful quotes such as "you think your hot s**t but your really just cold diarrhea" You do feel for Dawn aka weinerdog but she's just so funny you forget about it

If your in the mood for something a little different I say give it a wee whirl

CD-Charts Position 6
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Welcome To The Dollhouse [1995]

starring: Heather Matarazzo, Christina Brucato, Victoria Davis, Christina Vidal, Siri Howard
directed by: Todd Solondz

Release Date July 28, 1997
I came across this film years ago by accident and its a complete gem, hilariously funny. Everyone I know who's watched it also loved it, it's one of those films you and your buddies find yourselves reciting the lines to, it's full of unforgetful quotes such as "you think your hot s**t but your really just cold diarrhea" You do feel for Dawn aka weinerdog but she's just so funny you forget about it

If your in the mood for something a little different I say give it a wee whirl

CD-Charts Position 7
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Happiness [1999]

starring: Jane Adams, Jon Lovitz, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Dylan Baker, Lara Flynn Boyle
directed by: Todd Solondz

Release Date May 15, 2000
A very intelligent and funny movie. It addresses some very human weaknesses in a very uncompromising way. This is one of the rare movies that shows human behaviour without trying to conform to what is socially acceptable. The only thing missing is the narrative by David Attenborough.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Happiness [1999] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Jane Adams, Jon Lovitz, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Dylan Baker, Lara Flynn Boyle
directed by: Todd Solondz

Release Date June 03, 2003
A very intelligent and funny movie. It addresses some very human weaknesses in a very uncompromising way. This is one of the rare movies that shows human behaviour without trying to conform to what is socially acceptable. The only thing missing is the narrative by David Attenborough.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Palindromes [2005]

starring: Jennifer Jason Leigh, Ellen Barkin, Stephen Adly Guirgis, Matthew Faber, Angela Pietropinto
directed by: Todd Solondz

Release Date
A very intelligent and funny movie. It addresses some very human weaknesses in a very uncompromising way. This is one of the rare movies that shows human behaviour without trying to conform to what is socially acceptable. The only thing missing is the narrative by David Attenborough.

CD-Charts Position 10
Average Rating:

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Happiness [1999]

starring: Jane Adams, Jon Lovitz, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Dylan Baker, Lara Flynn Boyle
directed by: Todd Solondz

Release Date May 15, 2000
A very intelligent and funny movie. It addresses some very human weaknesses in a very uncompromising way. This is one of the rare movies that shows human behaviour without trying to conform to what is socially acceptable. The only thing missing is the narrative by David Attenborough.