Wasn't there a movie about that bear suit?

It's hard not to love a program with the title of that which I am watching now. Hitler: The Comedy Years. An irreverent look at the world's most evil man. Complete with a raising Nazy arm to rate how funny each part is.

Both direct me to uk.igm.com. You're going mad. Enjoy the trip. 

insanity is a lot better with hallucinogens

The smart ones use the label ¨insane¨ to their advantage and score some sweet drugs from psychiatrists. Or they write philosophy, whatever.

I watched Primer for the second time and I just ¨got¨ a few timelines. At least, I think I did. 

 

Originally posted by Decapodian:
You know, insane people don't normally know that their insane.

It's always the quiet ones.

Woo! blaugh! voot voot!!.

ABC brings us the comedy series of the year!

(Bitter, biting sarcasm)

"Caveman": Hats off to the Geico Cavemen ad writers for making it look like
selling this TV show is a piece of cake. The new single-camera comedy will
explore a minority largely ignored across the world: the cave man. Two
brothers and one best friend, described as sophisticated cave dudes living
in modern-day Atlanta, will continually find themselves at odds with
contemporary society and thus comment on today's race relations.
 

I recorded some music in new years 03/04. We had so many things plugged in - guitar amps, computer, freezer, etc. that when someone boiled a kettle the power went out. Ah, good times.

If I remember correctly.... and it's been a few months since I've seen the movie, although we did debate it in its entirety for an extended period of time: they get out of the car because they see that one person's dad (one of the girl's they're affiliated with whom they were trying to use as a business contact) in a car behind them, possibly following them.  The idea was that they'd seen him earlier, but now he looks older (rugged facial hair) and they believe him to have found the time machines in one of the timelines one of the two went through and they're going to proceed to talk to him.  They chase him to the backyard where he collapses from some illness, inferred to be caused by travelling through time too often (it causes brain damage).  If you watch the movie enough times (approximately 27 times within 14 hours, you actually need one of their time machines to accomplish this btw) you'll eventually piece together information that suggests that Abe told the father (I think it was Abe's girlfriend's father... or something to that extent) because there would be problems at the party and the father had travelled back in time to do something about that.  Note that the Abe and Aaron who chase him down to the backyard are not the ones that told the father about their invention - you have to presume a future Abe had already done this.

I'm sure that's a very confusing explanation, but if you keep it in mind and probably watch the movie again, it'll make a little more sense.

I'd recommend the movie to anyone who likes science fiction thrillers and/or movies that lie within realism; ie... there's no made-up scientific jargon gobbledy-goop within this film.  It's all essentially written from a true science industry viewpoint - the writer went to great lengths to make it seem realistic, instead of making up stuff, which I applaude.

Hope that helps 

Overly cerebral film: We're wankers masking the fact that we can't write!

I mean, there's intelligence and there's intelligence for the sake of intelligence.

Nope, I haven't seen the film. I have worked on films/ written/ filmed/ studied film though. But that's beside the point. If you need to watch the film one million times to understand it, it's probably going to be incredibly wanky.

Am I the only person that has seen that episode of Family Guy where they cut to that student film with Diane Simmons starring, and the clown, and the pancake?

Thanks winna for the reply! I really appreciate it. Damned smarty-pants..   

Anyway, I tend to disregard any comment in regards to a film from a person who has not seen it before-hand or one that has the stance ¨I´ve been in the game.. I know the rules¨... I let them be to wallow in their own filth.

 

Originally posted by rach_the_tall:

Am I the only person that has seen that episode of Family Guy where they cut to that student film with Diane Simmons starring, and the clown, and the pancake?

Fuck that's funny....clowns never scared me until then aha ahahaha....

They scare me. I don't particularly like anything thats dressed up in a costume. Makes them seem soulless, not like the cute character you used to watch on screen.

My mum dressed up as Po once (from the Teletubbies, I have no idea how she got roped into it). That put the shits up me, proper.

Happy bday for fri 

John Inman is dead... Why did nobody tell me sooner?

 

 

Originally posted by totalnerduk:
 Upon reading that, I had the sudden image of a giant Po holding a struggling person down, and cramming them full of shit. All the other teletubbies are standing around. Finally, the person bursts, and they all say "again, again!"

Creepy. I don't know what's worse, the thought or the fact that my brain produced it.

As long as it doesn't include my mum in that scenario, that's ok. 

*backs away slowly* 

I assume so, if a show like Family Guy is any indication.

If the DVDs sell well and the new episodes of Comedy Central get good ratings, it's a definite possibility.

You mean you HAVEN'T just seen a preview for a film and went "nah" based on it alone?

I don't need to see, say, My Super Ex-Girlfriend to know that I'd be bored out of my mind by a bland, pedestrian comedy. Is this arrogance, or have I just watched enough films to know what to pick from trailers and the like?

Point is, I've never heard of that film. Though anything I'd have to watch more than once would annoy me. And then I'd just be back to watching Versus again.

What about Avalon? It's a japanese movie in the polish tongue! Woo!