Upon further examination, Ken Park probably qualifies as bad. It's worth noting, though, that Harmony Korine had nothing to do with the production of it; Larry Clark used his script, but they had long since gone their separate ways.
I'm pretty sure (It's really hard to follow her thought process) she thinks gay sex kills literally instantly, and that gays want to kill everybody? It's odd.
I'm pretty sure (It's really hard to follow her thought process) she thinks gay sex kills literally instantly, and that gays want to kill everybody? It's odd.
Wow, that's a gigantic boatload of crazy.
It almost has a poetic quality to it in the beginning. Some kind of surrealist stream-of-consciousness anti-gay beat shit.
I'm pretty sure (It's really hard to follow her thought process) she thinks gay sex kills literally instantly, and that gays want to kill everybody? It's odd.
Wow, that's a gigantic boatload of crazy.
It almost has a poetic quality to it in the beginning. Some kind of surrealist stream-of-consciousness anti-gay beat shit.
Yeah, I'm still trying to figure out that beginning there. She just kinda says a lot of words that kinda form sentences.
This is clearly someone who's lived a fairly sheltered life (one of those "I've lived my entire life on 123 main street, going to the same shop and the same salon every week of my life" types) who's heavily influanced by Fox News and evangelical TV shows and never really had to say her thoughts out loud until she felt compelled to at this meeting.
While I'd like to say "this is what Republicans actually believe," the vast majority of crazy birthers can form more coherent arguments than this lady. Glen Beck is more coherent.
That guy in the background, though, I want to meet that guy. He seems like a cool dude. The fun thing is that, at about 3:40, you seem him talking to the old lady next to him, and she gives a "the fuck should I know what that crazy lady is goin on about" look.
Wow... I watched that in high school and I did not remember it being that... flamboyant.
All that being said, next time someone slights me, the first words out of my mouth will likely be "Do you bite your thumb at me, sir?" To which they'll probably reply, "What?" Then I'll yell, "Do you bite your thumb at ME, sir?"
It's fucking awful, too. It's not bad because of the content, which is pretty much exactly what a romance-obsessed teenage girl who hasn't read Romeo and Juliet thinks that Romeo and Juliet is about, but because it's a movie that has a clever gimmick, for about the thirty seconds grace period it gives you before it completely disappears up it's own arse, and spends another two hours firmly lodged there, with a big, glaring neon sign telling you about exactly how clever they think they are.
Holy shit. I've not seen that movie for something like 15 years. I remember almost nothing about it, except how much it annoyed me at the time. I don't think I could sit through it again. It's waaaaaaay worse than I recall.
That said, I do have the soundtrack album in my iTunes library (probably due to an ex-girlfriend) and it's actually a good listen. I recognize the music from that clip above, and now I'm sad that it'll be associated with such crap in my mind from now on.
I never got to see that - my class watched the 1968 period-set Romeo & Juliet, which is decent. We did, however, get to watch an incredibly awful "modernized" version of Othello, called O.
While I'm normally rather squemish (I had a small cellulitus thingy in my right middle finger, and couldn't even watch them drain it because I thought it was "too gross"), this is almost fascinating.
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I'm pretty sure (It's really hard to follow her thought process) she thinks gay sex kills literally instantly, and that gays want to kill everybody? It's odd.
It almost has a poetic quality to it in the beginning. Some kind of surrealist stream-of-consciousness anti-gay beat shit.
This is clearly someone who's lived a fairly sheltered life (one of those "I've lived my entire life on 123 main street, going to the same shop and the same salon every week of my life" types) who's heavily influanced by Fox News and evangelical TV shows and never really had to say her thoughts out loud until she felt compelled to at this meeting.
The fun thing is that, at about 3:40, you seem him talking to the old lady next to him, and she gives a "the fuck should I know what that crazy lady is goin on about" look.
There is an entire movie like this.
I found this funny until I saw the comment chain has several "hah yeah, I do this too" responses.
WTF. This can't be a thing.
Then I'll yell, "Do you bite your thumb at ME, sir?"
Confuse the ever living fuck out of them.
That said, I do have the soundtrack album in my iTunes library (probably due to an ex-girlfriend) and it's actually a good listen. I recognize the music from that clip above, and now I'm sad that it'll be associated with such crap in my mind from now on.
http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/19961101/REVIEWS/611010304