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Between Heaven and Hell There’s Always Hollywood! Original theatrical trailer for 1991’s Coen Brothers classic “Barton Fink”. Starring John Turturro, John Goodman, John Mahoney, Judy Davis, Michael Lerner, Tony Shalhoub, Jon Polito and Steve Buscemi as CHET!
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this movie is related to a movie of roman polanski “The Coen brothers cite as a major influence for Barton Fink the Roman Polanski film Le locataire (1976). (Watching The Tenant, according to one writer, will give you a lot better idea of what’s in the mysterious kraft-paper-wrapped box in Barton Fink.)” Anyway, I would be very very grateful if someone can tell what’s the soundtrack of this movie? pleaseeee??? thank you very much
vene777 September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
never really understood the end of the film with the girl on the beach and the box.
Fishmonkey123 September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
im not mad at anyone.
xboxnut137 September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
John Goodman deserved an Oscar.
panda606 September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
didnt really like the film,prefered this.
lunchmeat400 September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
i loved this movie, it showed what a sham the entertainment buissnes is. im sure alot of writers strugle with this when they start out.
mommyimadeapoopy September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
its about the mental and emotional struggle of artists and outsiders. i think you have to identify with barton’s character and his dilemma,otherwise it probably wont make sense to you.
MyName42 September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
But what does it mean??
Seriously, I love the Coens, and I enjoyed the characters and quirkiness of this movie, but when it ended I was left feeling confused and a little unsatisfied. I honestly don’t get it, and I want to.
mommyimadeapoopy September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
one of the greatest cinematic achievements so farr in film history. period.
Negative1One September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
Though I’m partial to Fargo, No Country for Old Men, and Raising Arizona, this one’s definitely a classic, and one of their best.
CoolMovesNow September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
The acting in this is impeccable, but two stand-outs. John Goodman and Michael Lerner.
HereForBarbara September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
One of my favourite films of all time. This movie is INCREDIBLE. Loved every second.
JakeANowhereMan September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
More like buddy holly
JakeANowhereMan September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
and music
Gr33nd0g September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
my #1 from Coen bros still The Big Lebowsky
Fatzombie1980 September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
I love movies from the 90’s.
drcoxcentral September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
I just finish watching this movie and…WOW! This movie belongs with the other greatest films of all time like 2001: A Space Odyssey and Network. It almost feels like a Edgar Allan Poe story being transfered into 1941 Hollywood. I think its better than Citizen Kane and There Will Be Blood combined!
crazyassroman September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
god this movie was INCREDIBLE, the dialogue in this move was what i really enjoyed.
crazyassroman September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
yeah but his haricut reminds me of Henry Spencer from “Eraserhead”
filmfanatic99 September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
Barton looks like Harold Lloyd.
Serpico69 September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
this and miller’s crossing – best movies the coen bros have ever done
movielover172 September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
hmmmmmmmm ive never seen anyone who liked burn after reading more than no country for old men, raising arizona, and o brother where art thou
WWAAK September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
How could the Academy give Michael Lerner a nomination for such a tiny part in this movie but didn’t give John Goodman the fucking AWARD, let alone a nomination?!
NGS712 September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
Out of the films I’ve seen by the two, I can’t decide which is better, Fargo or Barton Fink.
Amazing film, had me thinking for days.
lesassassins September 8, 2009
1:08 pm
this is not weird or unusual. of course it has that “ilogical and strange”, typical of those guys like david lynch or antonioni, who try to be “artistic”, but now that kind of thing is only cliche, but there are a lot of people, intelectuals, art students, etc. who never get tired of that bullshit.
anyway Barton Fink is a very good movie, John Goodman is amazing, and it really gets you inside of its “weird” story. it is not artistically pretentious and stupid like a lynch or antonioni film.
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this movie is related to a movie of roman polanski “The Coen brothers cite as a major influence for Barton Fink the Roman Polanski film Le locataire (1976). (Watching The Tenant, according to one writer, will give you a lot better idea of what’s in the mysterious kraft-paper-wrapped box in Barton Fink.)” Anyway, I would be very very grateful if someone can tell what’s the soundtrack of this movie? pleaseeee??? thank you very much
never really understood the end of the film with the girl on the beach and the box.
im not mad at anyone.
John Goodman deserved an Oscar.
didnt really like the film,prefered this.
i loved this movie, it showed what a sham the entertainment buissnes is. im sure alot of writers strugle with this when they start out.
its about the mental and emotional struggle of artists and outsiders. i think you have to identify with barton’s character and his dilemma,otherwise it probably wont make sense to you.
But what does it mean??
Seriously, I love the Coens, and I enjoyed the characters and quirkiness of this movie, but when it ended I was left feeling confused and a little unsatisfied. I honestly don’t get it, and I want to.
one of the greatest cinematic achievements so farr in film history. period.
Though I’m partial to Fargo, No Country for Old Men, and Raising Arizona, this one’s definitely a classic, and one of their best.
The acting in this is impeccable, but two stand-outs. John Goodman and Michael Lerner.
One of my favourite films of all time. This movie is INCREDIBLE. Loved every second.
More like buddy holly
and music
my #1 from Coen bros still The Big Lebowsky
I love movies from the 90’s.
I just finish watching this movie and…WOW! This movie belongs with the other greatest films of all time like 2001: A Space Odyssey and Network. It almost feels like a Edgar Allan Poe story being transfered into 1941 Hollywood. I think its better than Citizen Kane and There Will Be Blood combined!
god this movie was INCREDIBLE, the dialogue in this move was what i really enjoyed.
yeah but his haricut reminds me of Henry Spencer from “Eraserhead”
Barton looks like Harold Lloyd.
this and miller’s crossing – best movies the coen bros have ever done
hmmmmmmmm ive never seen anyone who liked burn after reading more than no country for old men, raising arizona, and o brother where art thou
How could the Academy give Michael Lerner a nomination for such a tiny part in this movie but didn’t give John Goodman the fucking AWARD, let alone a nomination?!
Out of the films I’ve seen by the two, I can’t decide which is better, Fargo or Barton Fink.
Amazing film, had me thinking for days.
this is not weird or unusual. of course it has that “ilogical and strange”, typical of those guys like david lynch or antonioni, who try to be “artistic”, but now that kind of thing is only cliche, but there are a lot of people, intelectuals, art students, etc. who never get tired of that bullshit.
anyway Barton Fink is a very good movie, John Goodman is amazing, and it really gets you inside of its “weird” story. it is not artistically pretentious and stupid like a lynch or antonioni film.