Art of Cinema on Instagram: "Funny Games (1997) is a chilling and brutally self-aware film that plays with audience expectations, forcing viewers to confront their own complicity in on-screen violence. With its unnerving long takes, unsettling performances, and deliberate lack of catharsis, this film isn’t just disturbing—it’s a direct challenge to the way we consume horror and violence in media. Love it or hate it, you won’t forget it."

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Mr. MT on Instagram: "Michael Haneke’s Funny Games (1997) isn’t just a home invasion thriller, it’s a ruthless interrogation of the viewer’s own desire for violence. As two eerily calm intruders torment a vacationing family, the film refuses to follow the comforting rules of genre cinema. There are no heroes, no satisfying revenge arcs only a cold, clinical dismantling of narrative expectations. And just when you think you’ve found a moment of relief, the film stares directly at you. Literally.