The way that they're assuring us that REAL people are catfighting immediately shows it is not going to be as good as the drawn version (though I seem to remember witnessing a similar tableau the last time the clothes stores did their summer sales).
Glad they're doing it for REAL money too, otherwise it would just be exploitative!
Why is that person in red puppeteering the other guy at the editing desk? Surely it just adds another level of difficulty to an already complex task? And is that lady behind them carrying out a time and motion study to see how efficiently they are carrying out this task?
Antoine Doinel wrote:When I worked over at a bargain bin dvd/cd company that dealt mostly with public domain material, you would be surprised at how well "cocktail/martini" themed crap sold.
Can't wait to see what that crowd makes of the extended vomiting scene in Husbands.
My advice to Tara Reid is to just walk around the forest with the giant snake in every single tree. It may take a little longer, but it's probably worth it.
EDIT: Are those cobwebs in it's mouth? Never mind, Tara! The snakes are dead! Forget what i said and walk through the forest...
I find this evocative. Is she thinking, "Eww! Gross! A snake!" or "Like I wonder if PETA can do anything about that tumour on his jaw." or "What was it they were going to photoshop me looking at again?"
I can think of a lot more than three possibilities, but I concede that some of them would be unlikely to find their way into a mainstream Hollywood feature.
Barmy wrote:The "Threesome" genre has been poorly served on DVD.
Judging from those entries, the genre comes across as some bizarre franchise arrived at by crossbreeding the Baldwin brothers with former starlets of the Twin Peaks series...
