2 definitions by Heather Mason
1. 1997 Austrian horror film directed by Michael Haneke. Recently remade and released in America by the same director in 2008.
2. A series of sadistic games, often inducing a mind fuck, where the persons participating almost always lose, resulting in death.
3. To intensionally inflict mental distress on another person. Normally the motive of which is never openly discussed.
2. A series of sadistic games, often inducing a mind fuck, where the persons participating almost always lose, resulting in death.
3. To intensionally inflict mental distress on another person. Normally the motive of which is never openly discussed.
1. Peter: Wow, I saw 'Funny Games' last night. What a weird movie, I wish the ending was more conclusive, and I wasn't to impressed by the acting, either.
Paul: That's because you saw the American release, tubby.
2. Sarah: Did you hear about that new murder case? The bodies were in terrible shape!
Alice: Sounds like funny games were played, to me.
3. Mike: That's it, time to play some funny games with the neighbors.
Jeff: What? Did their dog crap on your lawn again?
Mike: No, it's not that... Let's get some eggs.
Paul: That's because you saw the American release, tubby.
2. Sarah: Did you hear about that new murder case? The bodies were in terrible shape!
Alice: Sounds like funny games were played, to me.
3. Mike: That's it, time to play some funny games with the neighbors.
Jeff: What? Did their dog crap on your lawn again?
Mike: No, it's not that... Let's get some eggs.
by Heather Mason March 20, 2008
1. 1997 Austrian horror film directed by Michael Haneke. Recently remade and released in America by the same director in 2008.
2. A series of sadistic games, often inducing a mind fuck, where the persons participating almost always lose, resulting in death.
3. To intensionally inflict mental distress on another person. Normally the motive of which is never openly discussed.
2. A series of sadistic games, often inducing a mind fuck, where the persons participating almost always lose, resulting in death.
3. To intensionally inflict mental distress on another person. Normally the motive of which is never openly discussed.
1. Peter: Wow, I saw 'Funny Games' last night. What a weird movie, I wish the ending was more conclusive, and I wasn't to impressed by the acting, either.
Paul: That's because you saw the American release, tubby.
2. Sarah: Did you hear about that new murder case? The bodies were in terrible shape!
Alice: Sounds like funny games were played, to me.
3. Mike: That's it, time to play some funny games with the neighbors.
Jeff: What? Did their dog crap on your lawn again?
Mike: No, it's not that... Let's get some eggs.
Paul: That's because you saw the American release, tubby.
2. Sarah: Did you hear about that new murder case? The bodies were in terrible shape!
Alice: Sounds like funny games were played, to me.
3. Mike: That's it, time to play some funny games with the neighbors.
Jeff: What? Did their dog crap on your lawn again?
Mike: No, it's not that... Let's get some eggs.
by Heather Mason March 26, 2008