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Funny Games

Funny Games

September 11, 1997· 1h 49m
Directed by
Cinemagraphs Score7.4

Two psychotic young men take a mother, father, and son hostage in their vacation cabin and force them to play sadistic "games" with one another for their own amusement.

Critics Sentiment

Critics7.4
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18 reviews·Last updated 7d ago
Peak Moment

Paul uses remote control to reverse Anna killing Peter

9.5at 1h 35m
Lowest Moment

Paul forces George to ask Anna to undress

6.8at 1h 05m
Biggest Swing

The remote control rewind sequence jumps from moderate pacing issues to the film's most audacious and divisive moment.

Critics consistently praised Funny Games as a masterfully crafted but deeply uncomfortable experience that challenges audience expectations. The film builds relentless tension through realistic horror and meta-fictional devices, though some found Haneke's moral lecturing condescending. Most reviewers acknowledged it as unforgettable cinema that succeeds in its disturbing intentions, even when they questioned its methods.

18 reviews analyzed|Sources: Guardian, Imdb
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George, Anna and Georgie arrive at their Austrian lakefront home
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Peter visits Anna's kitchen asking to borrow eggs repeatedly
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Peter breaks George's leg with the golf club
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Paul and Peter subject the family to psychological torture games
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Paul forces George to ask Anna to undress⬇ Lowest moment
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Peter shoots and kills young Georgie during the counting game
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Paul uses remote control to reverse Anna killing Peter⬆ Peak moment
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Paul drowns Anna and approaches Gerda's house for eggs
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