Great drinking oriented movies

[mistah willies]

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Much appreciated you youngsters.

Now I have something new to me to explore...

Hell ya

[Rye and Coke]

Damn, this is an old thread.

Sorry for upping it, but I had to add Bad Santa to this. Even Bad Santa 2, which wasn't as good, but at least they didn't make him some reformed dry square. I watch it every Christmas; it's a TRADITION!

[scream ale]

They made a sequel to Bad Santa? Where the hell was I?

[Patchez]

Damn, this is an old thread.

Sorry for upping it, but I had to add Bad Santa to this. Even Bad Santa 2, which wasn't as good, but at least they didn't make him some reformed dry square. I watch it every Christmas; it's a TRADITION!

Check out Billy Bob in Goliath. It's a series on Prime. Drunkard lawyer vs. the big guys. Really good. Lives in a shitty hotel right next to his favorite bar.

[Rye and Coke]

Of course I see lots of mentions of Barfly, but let us not forget it's ugly cousin Factotum. Not as fun, but still dern good to get souced to.

I actually love Factotum, but for different reasons than I love Barfly. I see the two separate depictions as the two sides of Bukowski: Barfly showed the hopeless romantic poet and stumble bum, and Factotum showed the hedonistic, abusive working man who had a distaste for authority.

Both were true, and both have their place.

[oettinger]

Of course I see lots of mentions of Barfly, but let us not forget it's ugly cousin Factotum. Not as fun, but still dern good to get souced to.

I actually love Factotum, but for different reasons than I love Barfly. I see the two separate depictions as the two sides of Bukowski: Barfly showed the hopeless romantic poet and stumble bum, and Factotum showed the hedonistic, abusive working man who had a distaste for authority.

Both were true, and both have their place.

Why do I have to always tipe this: The most accurate Bukowsky: Tales of Ordinary Madness

drink my wine and leave

[Rye and Coke]

Of course I see lots of mentions of Barfly, but let us not forget it's ugly cousin Factotum. Not as fun, but still dern good to get souced to.

I actually love Factotum, but for different reasons than I love Barfly. I see the two separate depictions as the two sides of Bukowski: Barfly showed the hopeless romantic poet and stumble bum, and Factotum showed the hedonistic, abusive working man who had a distaste for authority.

Both were true, and both have their place.

Why do I have to always tipe this: The most accurate Bukowsky: Tales of Ordinary Madness

drink my wine and leave

Tales of Ordinary Madness (full film)

Found the full movie I think; I'm saving it for later.