Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri

Have just got the dvd of Fargo and I'm really looking forward to watching it.

Saw it the other night but fell asleep so have to watch it again. Hadn't realised that Fargo was also set in Missouri, or that Frances McDermot [sp] was [and still is!] married to one of the Coen brothers. And that it wasn't actually based on a true story; that was just a lie!!

Just caught 3 billboards before end of run. It was excellent. I wS a little annoyed that quite a few people were laughing. A few parts were mildly amusing, but not laugh-out-loud. Perhaps the laughter was a release of tension.

Just won best film at the BAFTAS; haven't felt this emotional about a film awards ceremony since Life of Pi didn't win the Oscar for best film. And this was in a year when the films on release have been exceptional.

Saw this last night (2 for 1 meerkat movies night) and can honestly say I haven't enjoyed a film so much in a very long time.

I think there were a couple of laugh out loud moments pensionpat and some very un-PC things that you just couldn't help but smile at.

Without spoiling the ending for those who might still want to catch it, I was left feeling quite happy for Dixon but still quite sad for Mildred Hayes.

A brilliant film, but not for those who are offended by bad language.

There are many films/tv shows that have bad language, which I have found brilliant. E.g. The Sopranos, Breaking Bad. The language makes it more realistic, and I would have missed out on a lot of pleasure if I found swearing offensive. I've probably become desensitised!

Watched this and thought it showed people in a small American town as being a bit weird and totally un PC. I would'nt rave about it but liked it enough to watch to the end.