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Originally Posted by keirarts  I loved four lions immensly, it had plenty of absurdist humour but had an alarming ring of truth to it at the time, when you look at the immense amount of research morris did for the movie it makes you appreciate it all the more. I still rate it as the best british comedy film made in the last few years. |
I agree. It's possibly Morris at his most subtle, yet still incredibly controversial. I think one of the best things to come from "Four Lions" is that it put an end to the whole 'Chris Morris : elusive-media-terrorist-genius-who-doesn't-appear-in-public-or-give-interviews' nonsense that was always spouted by all and sundry who mentioned Morris in print.
All you Morris fans should probably pick up a copy of Lucian Randall's book, "Disgusting Bliss : The Brass Eye Of Chris Morris". Morris himself doesn't contribute, but those he has worked with throughout his career do. It's great.