Funny Games is a 1997 Austrian satirical psychological thriller film written and directed by Michael Haneke and starring Susanne Lothar and Ulrich Mühe. Characters · Nightmare Fuel “scary moments” · YMMV

Haneke has stated that Funny Games was meant to be a parody of a classical thriller, but the movie's critique of fictional violence is relevant to other violent ...

A page for describing Characters: Funny Games. The Protagonists The Schobers/Farbers The Schobers/Farbers are a yuppie family who plan on having a relaxing ...

Blooper: In the English-language version, when Paul uses the remote to rewind the film, he clearly presses the button for turning down the volume.

6 мая 2024 г. · Film Decent from a certain perspective. This review concerns the 1997 original. As a horror film, this isn't anything special.

Even the Eldritch Abomination that is the Superboss can break down laughing when he watches these video game moments. For Visual Novels, go here.

A page for describing NightmareFuel: Funny Games. Terrifying not because of any of the usual horrific creatures or supernatural occurrences, ...

After his partner Peter is killed by his soon to be victim, Paul suddenly pulls a remote out of nowhere and rewinds everything so that Peter was never killed ...

Оценка 53 % (146) Michael Haneke's Funny Games finds little humor in the horror it unleashes on the unsuspecting Farber Family. A game to shock and horrify, this is not a film ...

15 нояб. 2015 г. · Haneke made Funny Games out of his critique on the horror/thriller genre, which, according to him, portrays violence in an acceptable, and even enjoyable way.