Piggy

I am not going to spoil anything here, but if you haven't seen this yet make sure you're missing out. I'm still not entirely sure what I just saw but I can't stop laughing.

The costume was as grotesque as anything I've ever seen, Piggy is simply vile but he's still totally awesome and I think we all come away having learned a little something from this story. Let's be honest Amazon probably already has a chimera in the works already.

When asked to describe War and Peace one can simply say "It's a story about Russia", but with Piggy it's so complex you have to actually see it.

I really want to go to Key West now.

This is the best short film I've ever seen in my life and I work at a short film factory. Let's be honest everyone rules but the tall factory manger took my breath away. He deserves whatever apartment he wants and he definitely shouldn't be riding the bus. This film made me quit my job at the short film factory and pursue a life in the arts. If I don't figure out how to one day deliver a performance on par w/ the factory manager Ben I will never be able to live w/ myself and I'm confident my children will (one day🙏🏻) come to accept this. I almost gave it zero stars however for fowl language. I don't approve of my sons friends and he's been spending a lot of time in the woods.

A truly transcendent piece of art that fully encapsulates the human condition through a protagonist that is simultaneously utterly foreign and entirely relatable. I am unable to stop quoting this philosophical masterpiece and hopefully never will. It is my deepest desire that Piggy and Jimmy Buffet meet in heaven and drink margaritas on some holy beach. Piggy is a manifestation of the infantile desire to be known and accepted into the gang. The traditional tragic hero architype present throughout all of classic literature is beautifully conveyed in a modern setting through this flappy vessel. Although the Cybermancer robbed him from humanity before he completed his growth as an individual, he will still live on through our shared memory and in our collective dreams. 10/10 gyatt.