The Green Butchers
Comedy • 2003 • 1 hr 40 min
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Highly recommended, funny, creative, but a tad disgusting.
Great comedy. Mads Mikkelsen really becomes the sweaty cringy store-man who disgusts everyone.
Super fun dark comedy! The characters are awfully weird and perfect, the story slaps! And Idky but my nickname is Eigil, ever since...
Warum schaut er nur so aus #justiceformads 😭
The movie is good at using a well-known set up and making it unique again! Still, it could be more fast-paced.
A bit disgusting and weird but it will make you think afterwards
No idea why more people aren’t loving this film, great from start to finish 8:::::D
Dark fun.
That hairline SHEESHHH
Danish classic
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