Let the Games Begin: A Reevaluation of Michael Haneke's Funny Games « I Like Things That Look Like Mistakes

I used to hate Haneke's Funny Games when I saw the American remake in 2007. But since having seen more of his work and the original Austrian film, I thought it was time for a reevaluation and analysis.Few films are so divisive in their message, presentation, and cruelty. But it’s intriguing and wickedly fascinating.

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