The Sitting Chair
posted by Elder Samuel Bennett | 8:24 PM
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Was something supposed to happen?
Well, that's 4:23 of my life I will never get back.
It was like having a moment of silence, only longer.
I looked on Amazon and Barnes & Noble, I can't find anywhere to order this on Blu-ray. Any help there?
Stallion,
That was, something.
Charles P. Ginsburg would be proud.
While the plot moves along at a nice, crisp pace, I found the characters to be a bit stiff. I wish that there was more development of the chair's motivation. I found that theme, which was briefly touched on in the beginning, to be the most compelling aspect of the whole piece. On the whole, however, I must say that this is a definite Oscar-nominee in the short category, although a win is not assured.
Wow.... talk about GREAT special effects!! It's amazing what they can do nowadays.
Very "Warholish"; I was looking for the Campbell's Soup can, however.
POUNDS
I am surly not watching the sequel. "The pooping toilet".
No way! You're not going to steal 4 MORE minutes of my life!
Do you work for a living?
So... anybody up for an analysis of the movie? What were the key themes of the movie? (Pay particular attention to the chair and to the coloring.) Did the fact that most of Stallion's head was not visible mean anything? (Pay particular attention to the fact that the part that was not visible was where Stallion's brain should be located.)
Essays will be due tomorrow at 3:15 pm.
Loved the synced up credits and scoring. Very nice.
Fast forwarded through the film though.
"You fell on your face. You get an F-minus in my book"
-Congressman Gene Taylor
Stallion. I believe you owe me 4.23 minutes of my life. I make $15/hour at my job, so that comes out to about $1.15. I only accept cash. However, since I enjoyed the film, I am willing to cut it down to $1.12
The soundtrack is awesome. Were you inspired by John Carpenter?
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