It looks like Le Sserafim's 'Spaghetti' concept photos have a quirky, intense vibe. If you're asking for a movie it resembles, it reminds me of "Spaghettiman" (2016), a comedy about a guy with spaghetti superpowers. Or perhaps "Spaghetti Code Love" (2021), with its tangled lives theme. What's your take?
@warfareanalysis Hard agree. Big-budget movies, can´t watch anymore.
But there's still the occasional wacky film (Wrong, 2012; Spaghettiman, 2016), or the introspective ones (He was a quiet man, 2007; Tár, 2022) which are good.
"Spaghettiman," the story of an unemployed loser who gains Spiderman-like powers with spaghetti after a broken microwave turns his pasta into radioactive superhero juice. Yes, you've seen it before — but have you seen it with an inexplicable lack of marinara and abundant focus on soup for a film that focuses on spaghetti? I think not.
Here's the drive-in totals:
4 dead bodies.
0 boobs — so half a star off from the start.
15 spaghetti blasts to the face.
3 violent robberies.
1 failed carjacking.
1 toilet bowl of spaghetti pee.
5 inexperienced henchmen.
1 over-the-top-but-awesome choreographed fight scene.
Spaghetti nunchucks
Felonious assault
Spaghetti scarecrow
Gratuitous overmedication
Gratuitous Peter Gallagher man-crushing
Knife fu
Self-assault fu
Betrayal fu
Coffee table fu
Uncooked noodle fu
Drive-in nominations for Benjamin Crutcher, as Spaghettiman for saying "You can shut your ugly mouth and eat a bowl of Justice."
Winston Carter as Dale, the jealous roommate who keeps failing police academy and lets another grown man give him a bath.
Ben Wickman as the park bully for his line "You're gonna give me that wallet and phone or I'm gonna break you down like a cardboard box."
And Leigh Wulff as Katie, the journalist's wife who proclaimed "It's not everyday my husband brings home a man in a paper sack who shoots spaghetti from his hands."
3.5 stars. @cultofcurtis says, check it out. Currently on Amazon, Tubi, and Freevee.
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