But he is funny even in the books the books are black comedy
Count Olaf in the movie was so much different than the one from the books. Like you are supposed to hate him, not symphatize. The character was similar to many Jim Carrey's roles like Ace Ventura and etc.
Count Olaf in the movie was so much different than the one from the books. Like you are supposed to hate him, not symphatize. The character was similar to many Jim Carrey's roles like Ace Ventura and etc.
I still loved the movie
Exactly. I'm not sure it was Jim's fault though, he did put his all into the performance. It just wasn't who Count Olaf was supposed to be.
the last book was a big F.U! a whole series of mysteries and i was expecting in the end for all the revelations and everything to be connected ala harry potter and even better but NO he didnt answer anything from a 9/10 the whole series became a 5/10
the last book was a big F.U! a whole series of mysteries and i was expecting in the end for all the revelations and everything to be connected ala harry potter and even better but NO he didnt answer anything from a 9/10 the whole series became a 5/10
More pictures from the set are on this Tumblr. It appears initial reports were wrong, they weren't filming scenes involving Olaf buying a new disguise, they were filming scenes were Olaf and his troupe are at Mulctuary Management and driving off "cackling". I think this was the scene were Olaf officially gains custody of the kids.
More pictures from the set are on this Tumblr. It appears initial reports were wrong, they weren't filming scenes involving Olaf buying a new disguise, they were filming scenes were Olaf and his troupe are at Mulctuary Management and driving off "cackling". I think this was the scene were Olaf officially gains custody of the kids.
More pictures from the set are on this Tumblr. It appears initial reports were wrong, they weren't filming scenes involving Olaf buying a new disguise, they were filming scenes were Olaf and his troupe are at Mulctuary Management and driving off "cackling". I think this was the scene were Olaf officially gains custody of the kids.
the books are black comedy
from a 9/10 the whole series became a 5/10 
