attn: subgenius superhero movie watching dorks

From: "Blackout" <blackout@4040subgenius.com>
Date: Thu, Jun 12, 2003

GUMMO.

I DOUBLE DOG DARE YOU.

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From: El Queso <""the_cheese_23\"@(nospam)yahoo.com>

Seen it a million times already. What're you? Some kinda cat killer?
Queso

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From: Modemac <modemac@modemac.com>

That's the movie by Harmony Korine, right? Guy who wrote the
screenplay for "Kids?" Begins with a kid urinating over the side of a
bridge onto a highway?

Yes, it's true. Some folks on alt.slack watch more movies than mere
summer sequels and franchises. You ever see "Dog Eat Dog?"

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From: modemac@modemac.com (Modemac)

"Blackout" <blackout@4040subgenius.com> wrote:
> > Yes, it's true. Some folks on alt.slack watch more movies than mere
> > summer sequels and franchises. You ever see "Dog Eat Dog?"

> no. vat ist it?

Low-budget black and white French movie about a documentary filmmaker
who follows around a serial killer, records his exploits, and ends up
assisting and taking part in the murders. It came out a few years
after "Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer."

Though if you want something really sick like "Gummo," you might want
to try a French-Canadian film called "Leolo." Look in the Internet
Movie Database for that one.

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From: "Blackout" <blackout@4040subgenius.com>

that's "Man Bites Dog".

the thing with Gummo is that the whole thing is like a beautifully filmed
dream sequence aboutf unadulterated ugliness, like Aguirre: Wrath of God +
Freaks with the screenplay taken form the book "Geek Love".

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From: "Blackout" <blackout@4040subgenius.com>

"Modemac"

another good one is "Amelie" by Jean-Pierre Jeunet, the guy that did The
City of Lost Children and Delicatessan. no sick of any kind but well worth
watching.

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From: Joy D'Veeve <joy@coil.com>

Yes! Amilie is doubleplusgood!

Prostata got that on DVD and for awhile I was so
obsessed with it I got my hair cut like the
heroine's. Or wanted to, the end result was quite
different but that's another story.

XXOO
Joy D'Veeve

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From: "nu-monet v5.0" <nothing@succeeds.com>

Someone slightly re-worked the poster
to that movie. On a.b.s.

--
"A stupid movie WILL NOT make you turn
down a blowjob. Simple as that."
-- nu-monet

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From: Legume <none@yerbiz.com>

Modemac wrote:
> Low-budget black and white French movie about a documentary filmmaker
> who follows around a serial killer, records his exploits, and ends up
> assisting and taking part in the murders.

I saw that one, that's the one where the serial killer with the bad heart
and the indestructable suit that keeps him alive falls into the vat of
toxic waste that gives him super serial killer senses, and he bites the
filmmaker, giving him special documentary-vision that allows him to see
through walls and gives him visions where he knows what evil things will
happen because he can see the future documentary about it in his head and
then his wife and kids are killed by Irishmen and so he dresses in a really
cool costume made from the French flag his grandfather hid behind during
WW2 before he was shot by the Red Skull.

Man, that was cool. I can't believe the Wachowsky brothers ripped off that
shit so blatantly in the Matrix Recogitated.

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