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Identical twin brothers become hybrid A.I (artificial intelligence) entities, yet torn in different directions to achieve justice for humanity.
Twisted Pair
2018 Directed by Neil Breen
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Neil Breen enacts a stalking and rape roleplay session with one of the usual half-his-age romantic interests that his films always feature.
He misspells the word "detective" as "dectective" twice in the end titles.
There is a scene shot in someone's tacky man cave where the theatrical posters for both Ultraviolet and Finding Nemo are prominently, proudly framed on the wall.
A sequel is promised/threatened.
At the end, the cinema screen defaulted to the Oppo blu-ray player menu, signifying that instead of making a DCP, Breen burned a BD-R and mailed it to the theater. They left the Oppo menu up on the screen as we all filed out slowly in the darkness.
This was my first Hollywood movie premiere experience.
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crowd was so loud that I didn't hear the film --
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“I don’t NEED a weapon! I AM the weapon.”
I have to start this review by thanking Neil Breen for screening this movie in theaters. This was, by far, the best theatrical experience of my lifetime. Rancorous eruptions of laughter followed by audible gasps of shock ensued throughout the entirety of the runtime.
Twisted Pair, for those of you who had doubts over its intention, is a classic Neil Breen film. The same stilted dialogue, unnatural acting, and use of stock footage we have come to love is present in Twisted Pair.
In a myriad of ways, this is Breen’s best work by far. The production value here is far superior to anything we’ve seen from him before. The editing…
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Twisted Pair
"What's for dinner?"
What a revelation, revolution, absolute kinolution! The grand auteur Neil Breen presents his fifth gem to the world and twists our pairs in a way only a true king of cinema could be able to. Completely shocking, totally arresting and destructively touching. I'm so glad I watched this with vodka.
One undeniable masterpiece after the bright flame of Fateful Findings. Breen has to fight for justice and absolve the scum of corruption to save the innocent citizens of our planet once again, in this heart-wrenching saga of multiple identities, bigger-than-life romances and emotional stories telling something deep about the very core of our lives. Technology, artificial intelligence, social justice and the essence of humanity clash...…
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WRAPPING UP 2018 (Film #20)
Breen is infinitely better than Tommy Wiseau, simply because the man keeps pumping out shit that is always just as bad, and it really does feel like he's trying his hardest, as if he truly believes that this is how hollywood films are made, and maybe if he keeps trying, his keyframe special effects on final cut pro x may eventually look like THE AVENGERS. He is the epitome of someone who exists inside a bubble, doesn't care about learning more, he just wants to do it. Even when it is so clearly wrong, he keeps producing more and more, as though one day, he'll discover a toilet bowl full of gold instead of the…
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as usual its hard to put into words the experience of watching a Neil Breen film. the best I can do....omg...lol...wtf...#@!...
there's rather an awful stalking scenario - a real wtf
I wanted more of the bearded version
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HOW DOES HE NOT NOTICE THAT HIS SHIRT IS INSIDE OUT? HE'S LOOKING IN A MIRROR!
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Neil Breen is the David Lynch of so bad its good cinema and I refuse to hear any arguments to the contrary.
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Saw this at the Plaza and watching it with a nearly sold out crowd was 90% of the fun. Can't even rate it from 1 to 5 because it's Neil Breen.
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Twisted Pair
"What's for dinner?"
What a revelation, revolution, absolute kinolution! The grand auteur Neil Breen presents his fifth gem to the world and twists our pairs in a way only a true king of cinema could be able to. Completely shocking, totally arresting and destructively touching. I'm so glad I watched this with vodka.
One undeniable masterpiece after the bright flame of Fateful Findings. Breen has to fight for justice and absolve the scum of corruption to save the innocent citizens of our planet once again, in this heart-wrenching saga of multiple identities, bigger-than-life romances and emotional stories telling something deep about the very core of our lives. Technology, artificial intelligence, social justice and the essence of humanity clash...…
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