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  1. 16 hours ago · Todd Solondz’s 1998 movie Happiness, which takes discomfort to an extreme, makes its 4K Ultra HD debut courtesy of Criterion. Unfortunately, there aren’t a ton of bonus features found here ...

  2. 4 days ago · An essential gem in the uncomfortable cinema canon, Todd Solondz’s Happiness (1998) is the cinematic equivalent of slowly peeling off a Band-Aid. Solondz’s singular blend of discomfort and jet-black humor will leave you both squirming in your seat and feeling bad for laughing. Playing out like a ...

  3. 2 days ago · Created from the 35mm original camera negative, this 4K restoration of Happiness looks positively lush, which isn’t something that I necessarily remember from 1998 theatrical exhibitions and particularly from viewings on DVD. Colors are rich and warm, and the textures of the images pop, which is evident in the many memorable close-ups of actors’ faces.

  4. Sep 19, 2024 · They say my characters are so ugly. It never struck me that way. I don’t see them as ugly. They are all suffering.” —Todd Solondz (Cinematic balancing act brings Solondz ‘Happiness,’ Chicago Sun-Times, October 18, 1998) Needless to say, Happiness is a challenging film in numerous ways. It’s also stimulating, amusing, disturbing ...

  5. Sep 21, 2024 · Todd Solondz 's 1998 black comedy Happiness has become a cult classic among film fanatics, but multiple attempts to censor its taboo content very nearly prevented the project from reaching ...

  6. 6 days ago · Happiness Criterion 4K UHD Review “Happiness” is a warped dark comedy from the mind of Todd Solondz. 1998’s “Happiness” revolves around the interconnected lives of 3 sisters, family members and acquaintances in suburban New Jersey. Trish has 3 children (including a son named Billy who is obsessed with trying to have an orgasm) and a psychiatrist husband named Bill who is secretl

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