God they're all so good in this movie

YOU THINK THAT'S A SCHWINN!!!!

2:10 This scene should tell you all you need to know about the movie. So many scenes of build up and anticipation, only for it to amount to pretty much nothing.

So many loose ends for so many of the characters, and not one of them was tied in the end.

A situation so confusing that not even the CIA can figure it out.

God I love this movie XD

The negative person thing kills me everytime

2:08 always gets me in tears.

The angry Malkovich kills me everytime 😂 😂

Closer to reality than we all really want it to be

02:09 “dildos aren’t cheap” 😂🤣

A fantastically ludicrous screenplay acted by a stellar cast. Pitt is hilarious! His little dance moves at 2:30 break me up.

My bike we gotta go back
That's just a kryptonite lock
You can open those fuckers with a
BIG PEN
hahahhaha

Brad Pitts character in this film is the epitome of "ignorance is bliss"......such a good film

2:34 sweet moves

Since then I'm being utterly cautious about how much carrot I cut for the salad.

This is one of the most underrated Coen Brothers movies.

Malkovich is just so incredibly angry in this one. I love it. It's not a side of Malkovich I see too often.

Someone working in the prop department had a pretty good time creating this particular prop and has a great story for the grandkids!

Tilda Swinton, John Malkovich, Brad Pitt - o my goodness! Love this movie!

I mean objectively speaking John Malkovich has the best performance of this movie, but Clooney is so good

The security of your sh lol.

I keep envisioning this being made in the 1930's as a dark screwball comedy (like it is now) if the censorship of the Breen Office had not existed. Katharine Hepburn would be great as Katie Cox; George Sanders as Osborne Cox; Clark Gable as Harry Pfarrer; Patric Knowles as Chad Feldheimer; Jean Harlow as Linda Litzky; Walter Huston as the CIA Boss in the J. K. Simmons role; and Walter Connolly as CIA Officer Palmer DeBakey Smith. Their roles as government agents could be in a department that existed at the time. Ralph Bellamy would be good as Ted, Hardbodies Manager.