The closest to screen writing perfection I have ever seen

Rating: 10/10 (23 November 2016)

In Bruges has been, and I think will stay for a while, the most interesting combination of cinematic gold I've seen in it's genre. The story line, dialogue, acting, scene progression, cinematography it's all great. What captured my interest the most though, and really the ultimate reason why I've been able to rewatch this Film over and over the years is thanks to a uniquely captured interplay found inside the story. A propelling force created by and between the films lovable antihero character creations. I saw something that's hard to describe. It's really something I think you can just feel as your laugh continuously catches you off guard throughout. There's a lot of great humor in honesty and I think the actors captured the essence intended by the writing. They nailed it. It almost feels like improvisation. It reaches an organic level bordering on legendary.
They've captured something here. The unexpected candidacy resulted in comedy that caught me off guard in all the right ways. The assassin with a conscience, an empathetic chord striking and interest attracting element that will hook you in and keep you coming back for more. The writing I found here is the benchmark renting, then leasing, now owning space in the back of my mind. There I think it will remain as a constant personal aspiration of my own. Ever even coming close to writing like this as an end result, much less post production, would be something I could really consider a true accomplishment. A great dark comedy great if not the greatest. One of my favorite movies of all time based upon shear creativity. Do I think it's under rated. Not if your from an audience that watches Housewives of Atlanta or Honey Boo Boo. Not if you you are addicted to the opposite of laughter..and enjoyment. Not if you're a toddler, probably. That's fair. Not if you are a potato. It's awesome. In Bruges! In Bruges! In Bruges!! Crushed it.