KitsunegariBlu
Joined Feb 2003
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This is a true review.
No really, it's been verified, read and even spell checked, so it's absolutely true.
Yeah, I watch too many flix, but eh, who cares. I stumble across the coolest ones now and then. And I can definitely say I stumbled across one now. So just hang on a sec, while I get my horse.
It's a cool little 90min R rated flick from 2003 called "Nothing". Vincenzo Natali directed it and wrote it with Andrew Miller. It's one of those lovable hard to categorize sorts of films. Mostly a Comedy, with some SciFi-Fantasy chucked in. Which in a nutshell, and take it from me, they're both nutz, is about the real meaning of Friendship and what people think is important.
And because I'm talking about it, yes, you guessed, that yes indeed a SG-1/SG-Atlantis star is in it.
That star happens to be David Hewlett (for those less in the real world than I, I'm talking about "Dr. Rodney McKay" ) who the writers take a big imaginative leap by granting the incredibly outlandish name of...Dave. I know big stretch. Andrew Miller is Dave's best friend since childhood Andrew, and coincidentally, or not, also the other lead.
Considering the movie really consists of just the two of them for a fair portion of the film, I can honestly say, that I still found it amusing, and thought that as usual Hewlett managed to convey his neurotic-isms in a fairly believable fashion. And that Miller brought a sort of touching, humor that wasn't heavy handed or horribly contrived to a subject rarely ever seriously covered in films, and when it is, it's usually some throw away red herring in a psychological thriller. Agoraphobia.
We can't be dead, we have cable so watch "Nothing" if it's on. If not. Rent it from your local videostore like I did. Odd little bit of trivia, his former spouse, Soo Garay plays the Campfire girls Mum in this film. Also, make sure you watch it until the very end. Yes, even after the closing credits.
Are there things I didn't mention? Sure. Are there things that will be funnier in this review once you see the movie? Most certainly. Either way, enjoy. Love, Grace & Peace, Gunner
You're right. The nothingness looks, feels & bounces like tofu... which, ironically, tastes like nothing~Dave- Nothing
No really, it's been verified, read and even spell checked, so it's absolutely true.
Yeah, I watch too many flix, but eh, who cares. I stumble across the coolest ones now and then. And I can definitely say I stumbled across one now. So just hang on a sec, while I get my horse.
It's a cool little 90min R rated flick from 2003 called "Nothing". Vincenzo Natali directed it and wrote it with Andrew Miller. It's one of those lovable hard to categorize sorts of films. Mostly a Comedy, with some SciFi-Fantasy chucked in. Which in a nutshell, and take it from me, they're both nutz, is about the real meaning of Friendship and what people think is important.
And because I'm talking about it, yes, you guessed, that yes indeed a SG-1/SG-Atlantis star is in it.
That star happens to be David Hewlett (for those less in the real world than I, I'm talking about "Dr. Rodney McKay" ) who the writers take a big imaginative leap by granting the incredibly outlandish name of...Dave. I know big stretch. Andrew Miller is Dave's best friend since childhood Andrew, and coincidentally, or not, also the other lead.
Considering the movie really consists of just the two of them for a fair portion of the film, I can honestly say, that I still found it amusing, and thought that as usual Hewlett managed to convey his neurotic-isms in a fairly believable fashion. And that Miller brought a sort of touching, humor that wasn't heavy handed or horribly contrived to a subject rarely ever seriously covered in films, and when it is, it's usually some throw away red herring in a psychological thriller. Agoraphobia.
We can't be dead, we have cable so watch "Nothing" if it's on. If not. Rent it from your local videostore like I did. Odd little bit of trivia, his former spouse, Soo Garay plays the Campfire girls Mum in this film. Also, make sure you watch it until the very end. Yes, even after the closing credits.
Are there things I didn't mention? Sure. Are there things that will be funnier in this review once you see the movie? Most certainly. Either way, enjoy. Love, Grace & Peace, Gunner
You're right. The nothingness looks, feels & bounces like tofu... which, ironically, tastes like nothing~Dave- Nothing
