loserbeth
A rejoint le sept. 2000
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I think this was a student project, I saw it at a local film festival that mostly shows student works. And this gem was the grand finale after a load of mostly boring wannabe arty video projects showcasing just how untalented our local student population is. I have to give it a ten because of how hilarious a product they made from obviously no money and minimal resources. Just raw talent for sketch comedy writing and acting, which is some of the hardest writing and acting to perfect. These people are well on their way to entertaining the masses. I wish I had 5 million bucks to give them to make a full length feature musical. I bet it would rock. From conception to realization these guys delivered exactly what audiences can't help but bust a gut laughing at. Good on ya, boys, thanks for the laughs!
I have to agree that this is the most thorough and well made documentary on Keaton I have seen. Of course it could be longer, but then you might as well just buy all of Keaton's movies and watch those instead and form your own opinion on his life (which this three part series will inspire you to do anyway). If you are looking for something to show a "newcomer" to the Keaton flock, this is it. If you are looking for a complete visual biography, this is it. A must see for anyone who wants to call themself a Buster Keaton fanatic.
OK, I might be the only person who thinks so. You must admit that Jim Varney, rest his soul, was a pop-cultural icon, whether you liked him or not. I don't think the only thing this particular film of his (though it is not his best) has to offer is his facial contortions. The writing is pretty hilarious, as long as you free your mind to it's ultimate stupidity. Anyone who doesn't appreciate a grown man calling his pet turtle a "heartless beast" is missing the point.
"There is a fine line between stupid and clever," once said David St. Hubbins of Spinal Tap. Sometimes genius is not appreciated until long after all the neigh-sayers are dead or gone. Remember, Citizen Kane was a flop at the box office.
"There is a fine line between stupid and clever," once said David St. Hubbins of Spinal Tap. Sometimes genius is not appreciated until long after all the neigh-sayers are dead or gone. Remember, Citizen Kane was a flop at the box office.