"I am the great cornholio! I need T.P. for my bunghole!"
I felt like checking this out to see what I've missed out on. I've been aware of Beavis and Butt-Head but I've never actually engaged with the show.
This movie is kinda fun at points and made me giggle a few times, but it didn't hold my attention very well or made me wanna see more. I don't think I'll remember anything from this aside from that desert hallucination…
"People look stupid when they cry."
James Gunn's Super really seems like a product of its time with the then more novel subversion of the superhero concept and the edgy character writing.
The flashy editing and enthusiastic performances by Rainn Wilson and Elliot Page did a lot of good to this. Kevin Bacon was also pretty fun in his rather minimal villain role.
It has some funny moments and some clever plot points but there are plenty of moments when…
"I used to worry about telling a joke so offensive I would never work again. But that was just me thinking like a genderfluid snowflake."
The discourse about "dark humor" and people being too easily offended is an incredibly tiring one. So every time I see an entertainer pick up that subject for a production, I can only roll my eyes.
Of course morbid humor can be funny and cathartic and helpful and what-not. But that doesn't mean that all…
"You know what my son brought me for breakfast this morning? Dog shit."
Uwe Boll's Auschwitz might be his most genius project.
This man's entire career is based on fraud and hate. He made money by getting the rights for videogame franchises (even though he hates videogames) and making deliberately terrible films that have barely anything to do with the source material. To add to his image, he makes fun of his critics and builds up a solid infamy that…
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