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Funny Games 1997 Explained. About half an hour through michael haneke’s 1997 cause célèbre funny games, paul (arno frisch), one of the two politely psychotic young home invaders who’ve taken a family captive,. Paul and peter also kill lucky, the family dog, and later shoot georgie when he tries to run away. There is a scene around the halfway point of michael haneke’s 1997 horror film funny games in which the main antagonist, paul, breaks the fourth wall in order to regain the upper hand against. They take the family hostage and start torturing ann & george in all kinds of ways. In funny games, michael haneke undertakes a perverse game with the viewer to show and make them aware that global pop culture (predominantly american) is dominated by omnipresent violence and brutality, largely due to the audience’s own needs. The exploration of the horror genre comes from trying to take the enjoyment out of watching a family get tortured. It tries to play on a viewer's secret.

It tries to play on a viewer's secret. The exploration of the horror genre comes from trying to take the enjoyment out of watching a family get tortured. Paul and peter also kill lucky, the family dog, and later shoot georgie when he tries to run away. They take the family hostage and start torturing ann & george in all kinds of ways. There is a scene around the halfway point of michael haneke’s 1997 horror film funny games in which the main antagonist, paul, breaks the fourth wall in order to regain the upper hand against. In funny games, michael haneke undertakes a perverse game with the viewer to show and make them aware that global pop culture (predominantly american) is dominated by omnipresent violence and brutality, largely due to the audience’s own needs. About half an hour through michael haneke’s 1997 cause célèbre funny games, paul (arno frisch), one of the two politely psychotic young home invaders who’ve taken a family captive,.

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Funny Games 1997 Explained The exploration of the horror genre comes from trying to take the enjoyment out of watching a family get tortured. About half an hour through michael haneke’s 1997 cause célèbre funny games, paul (arno frisch), one of the two politely psychotic young home invaders who’ve taken a family captive,. They take the family hostage and start torturing ann & george in all kinds of ways. Paul and peter also kill lucky, the family dog, and later shoot georgie when he tries to run away. It tries to play on a viewer's secret. There is a scene around the halfway point of michael haneke’s 1997 horror film funny games in which the main antagonist, paul, breaks the fourth wall in order to regain the upper hand against. The exploration of the horror genre comes from trying to take the enjoyment out of watching a family get tortured. In funny games, michael haneke undertakes a perverse game with the viewer to show and make them aware that global pop culture (predominantly american) is dominated by omnipresent violence and brutality, largely due to the audience’s own needs.