realizing my favorite kind of conflict in movies are those who could easily be resolved by a threesome
Directed by Danny Boyle
A bleak, critically acclaimed crime film.
When David, Juliet, and Alex find their new roommate dead with a large sum of money, they agree to hide the body and keep the cash. However, this newfound fortune gradually corrodes their friendship.
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realizing my favorite kind of conflict in movies are those who could easily be resolved by a threesome
can't believe ewan mcgregor was out there lookin like THAT in 1994 and my useless ass wasn't even born yet. What's my damage
admire how successful this is at being so many different movies at once:~a paranoid parable about how quickly distrust can unravel the closest-knit friendships ~a lyrically edited and claustrophobic crime story that knows exactly who/what to focus on in order to stay engaging (the protagonists’ turmoil and NOT the detectives’ investigation ... who CARES about procedurals! not danny boyle thank GOD)~an elusive fantasy about being twenty-something and able to afford living in a huge beautiful apartment in the city with your roommate ewan mcgregor whom you just performed one of the all-time intimate acts with: corpse burial
When three flatmates discover their new roommate dead with a large suitcase of money, they make the fatal decision to conceal the body and split the cash.
Danny Boyle directed Shallow Grave in 1994, marking the acclaimed British filmmaker's feature-length directorial debut.
Yes, the film won the BAFTA Award for Best British Film.
