Henry Fool - Trailer

Garbageman Simon Grim's life of routine drudgery is changed forever when the rogueish Henry Fool moves into his family's basement apartment. Henry fancies himself a gifted writer whose "Confessions" will set the literary world ablaze, and encourages the tongue-tied Simon to express himself through writing. An unlikely friendship develops between the two, and Simon undertakes his newfound purpose with vigor. But when his "poetry" becomes public, it evokes strong feelings in all quarters and becomes part of the public debate. As Simons work becomes ever more widely read, it propels him toward literary iconhood, threatening his relationship with his friend and mentor.

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Film & Animation

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• Hal
• Hartley
• Thomas
• Jay
• Ryan
• James
• Urbaniak
• Parker
• Posey
• Fay
• Grim
• Independent
• Film

[1blackdeath51501]

i first heard the "lets go break there arms" part on rise againsts song reception fades and now that i seen the trailer i want to see the movie

[TheShocker21]

"It's a philosophy. A poetics. A politics, if you will. A literature of protest. A novel of ideas. A pornographic magazine of truly comic book proportions. It is, in the end, whatever the hell I want it to be. And when I'm through with it it's going to blow a hole this wide straight through the world's own idea of itself.

[bottles breaking]

Henry Fool: They're throwing bottles at your house. Come on. Let's go break their arms."

Love that quote!! It's fantastic.

[DirtBikesAreCool14]

Look up the song,"Reception Fades" by Rise Against. Listen to the beginning of the song

[MrDarwinsDog]

I really like Parker Posey yelling,"Mom, Simon won't let me disinfect the gash in his head!" And Mom, so very elsewhere. The simple, puzzling monents in domestic life.

[1blackdeath51501]

@pluserw lol, sorry about that, I usually spell the right "there" thanks for the correction.

[pluserw]

@1blackdeath51501 there's three kinds of "there". There's "there", t-h-e-r-e: "There are the donuts." Then there's "their", t-h-e-i-r, which is the possessive: "It is their donut." Then finally, there's "they're", t-h-e-y-apostrophe-r-e. A contraction meaning: "They're... they're the donut people." Got it?

[adeanyin]

@hobbitbobbitt it is dr. venture ;)

[shishkabobette]

Watched this movie for the first time today. It was amazing.

[JillSky1976]

Have always loved this movie. Especially loved the quote, "An Honest man is ALWAYS in trouble" : )

[Zelli52]

@hobbitbobbitt It is that guy

[paseadoranonimo]

I just wen to see Simple men and Flirt and all I can say is that I will give Hartley a last chance to prove that he is a good director. I'm tired of these "indie" movies. Arghhhhhhhh

[mizkex]

Funniest Parts: Simon throws up on the guy's girlfriend's ass

News reports about Simon's writings.

Henry's explosive diarrhea marriage proposal