#1
Posted: 6/20/06 at 9:42pm
Anyone else seen this hilariously bizarre movie from Steven Soderbergh?
FRAGMENT CHIEF BUTTER!
FRAGMENT CHIEF BUTTER!
#2
Posted: 6/20/06 at 9:56pm
You have to respect a film that ends by replaying the entire movie....only dubbed over in Japanese.
#3
Posted: 6/21/06 at 12:48am
You guys have to see this movie. It's awesome.
Dr. Jeffrey Korchak: I may vote Republican, but I'm a firm believer in gum control.
Mrs. Nameless Numberhead Man: Arsenal. Nose army.
Elmo Oxygen: Nose army. Beef diaper?
Mrs. Nameless Numberhead Man: Nomenclature.
Elmo Oxygen: Throbbing dust generation!
Mrs. Nameless Numberhead Man: Drum tissue outburst.
Elmo Oxygen: Jigsaw. Uh, fragment chief butter. King surgery mind?
Mrs. Nameless Numberhead Man: Bunny bucket.
Elmo Oxygen: Precision galley sponge.
Mrs. Nameless Numberhead Man: Smell sign.
Newswoman: The federal government announced today that in an effort to eradicate the national debt, it will be selling the state of Rhode Island to a group of private investors, for a reported $18 billion. The investors plan to enclose the entire state with an all-weather roof, and turn it into the world's largest shopping mall. When asked for comment, a White House spokesperson would only say, "Well, at least we didn't sell it to the ****ing Japanese."
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Dr. Jeffrey Korchak: I may vote Republican, but I'm a firm believer in gum control.
Mrs. Nameless Numberhead Man: Arsenal. Nose army.
Elmo Oxygen: Nose army. Beef diaper?
Mrs. Nameless Numberhead Man: Nomenclature.
Elmo Oxygen: Throbbing dust generation!
Mrs. Nameless Numberhead Man: Drum tissue outburst.
Elmo Oxygen: Jigsaw. Uh, fragment chief butter. King surgery mind?
Mrs. Nameless Numberhead Man: Bunny bucket.
Elmo Oxygen: Precision galley sponge.
Mrs. Nameless Numberhead Man: Smell sign.
Newswoman: The federal government announced today that in an effort to eradicate the national debt, it will be selling the state of Rhode Island to a group of private investors, for a reported $18 billion. The investors plan to enclose the entire state with an all-weather roof, and turn it into the world's largest shopping mall. When asked for comment, a White House spokesperson would only say, "Well, at least we didn't sell it to the ****ing Japanese."
I STRONGLY BELIEVE IN MAYONNAISE!
#5
Posted: 6/21/06 at 8:39am
Cruel, are you intentionally having a thread conversation with yourself or are your multiple personalities at it again? 
Pretty pretty please don't you ever ever feel like you're less than f**ckin' perfect!
#6
Posted: 6/21/06 at 1:38pm
FUN FACT: Soderbergh considers this film his "artistic re-awakening" which caused him to bounce back from a low point with a string of excellent and successful films, eventually winning the Best Director Oscar for directing TRAFFIC.
#8
Posted: 5/17/07 at 7:31am
Yes, I've seen it. Occasionally amusing, but not particularly interesting. That odd little scene where he looks in the mirror and makes funny faces has stuck with me, though. And I do like the name of the bogus self-help guru: T. Azimuth Schwitters.
On the whole, though, a pretty forgettable movie, much like most of Soderbergh's output, except for SEX LIES AND VIDEOTAPE and OUT OF SIGHT.
On the whole, though, a pretty forgettable movie, much like most of Soderbergh's output, except for SEX LIES AND VIDEOTAPE and OUT OF SIGHT.
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Updated On: 5/17/07 at 07:31 AM
#9
Posted: 5/17/07 at 10:47am
either your major is film, or you are not going to classes, but rather living at BWW, going out to films, or whining about your hair.
I still want to see some grades, mister!
I still want to see some grades, mister!
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#10
Posted: 5/17/07 at 12:04pm
this past semester i made all a's and a b+, good sir.
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