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So, Joe's Rotten World, from '95, is this quirky little comedy that dives into the absurdity of modern life. Joe, our protagonist, is this guy who's spent years writing a massive book that nobody's ever going to read. His life feels like a treadmill, and when his wife, Annie, finally leaves him, you really sense that existential crisis looming. The pacing's a bit uneven, but it captures the chaos of his mind perfectly. The performances have a raw quality, kind of like a home video vibe. And while the practical effects are minimal, they do add a certain charm. Really, it’s a film that captures that frustrated artist vibe in a way that feels strangely relatable, even if it’s not groundbreaking.
Features a protagonist struggling with modern existentialism. · Uneven pacing but captures emotional chaos effectively. · Raw performances lend to a unique home video feel.
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