It was odd, and oddly funny and affecting.
It was an oddly funny detail in an austere work that explored the notion of repercussions.
Mr. Vidich's contorted, hunching movement is weirdly creaturely, compellingly strange, and his nonsensical demagogical speech, as he exits, is oddly funny.
The exchange was like a scene from one of their plays: oddly funny, unexpected and charged with meaning, yet impossible to entirely understand.
" 'The Colour' is smart, lumpy with sentiment, brutal and oddly funny -- a sort of carnival in hell".
Ms. Jackson's destruction of a roomful of glass furniture with a golf club is invigorating and oddly funny, and Mr. Perry manages a nice bit of indirection regarding whether one spouse is faithful.
Jean's eerie short is inventive and oddly funny, but it's also meditative, furthering a "Matrix -like arguMatrix -likehe wargumenthich our virtuaboutrlds mightheome to consume us.
But from this grim material emerges a moving and oddly funny book, as I. takes refuge in reveries of the past, recounting stories of Thanksgiving Day parades, meals in Paris, family quarrels, and the courtship of his wife.
Yet she can be oddly funny, too: her imitation of Beth (or, really, her imitation of Sarah imitating Beth) was priceless, as she pulled on a black wool hat, walked into the police station, and passed off her strangeness as a hangover.
Yet the film is also marked with oddly funny, touching exchanges that waver between the ridiculous and the tragic (a mother chastising her child so harshly that she becomes absurd) and that are more generous about people than Mr. Puiu's tough talk may suggest.
People are finding the messaging that Microsoft built into the update cycle oddly funny.
