Sam Reich introduces the film on Bluesky (and points international users towards streaming alternatives): https://bsky.app/profile/dropout.tv/post/3mwoe6ff6va2p
One of the best movies of the past few years. Genuinely original and the closest to a real life cartoon I’ve ever seen. It has a ZAZ level of joke density. (My favorite gag is the fixing the horse...
One of the best movies of the past few years. Genuinely original and the closest to a real life cartoon I’ve ever seen.
It has a ZAZ level of joke density.
(My favorite gag is the fixing the horse like a car throwaway)
Oh, this movie's a few years old now. I actually watched this checked out from my local library. Definitely worth watching but I don't know if I'd buy a streaming service subscription for it....
Oh, this movie's a few years old now. I actually watched this checked out from my local library. Definitely worth watching but I don't know if I'd buy a streaming service subscription for it.
Edit: Let me rephrase: this is a fantastic movie and is absolutely worth watching and the only reason why I'm saying it's not worth subscribing is simply because it's old. Heck, if you've not seen it, then maybe it actually is a good reason to subscribe!
This is one of my favorite movies from the past few years! Even went out of my way to watch it again with my mom, after a friend showed it to us at his birthday. It's live action Looney Tunes with...
This is one of my favorite movies from the past few years! Even went out of my way to watch it again with my mom, after a friend showed it to us at his birthday. It's live action Looney Tunes with tons of slapstick, and some really zany ideas that it just rolls with.
This is one of the few films where I legitimately, genuinely asked: "What drugs were the writers on?" (By which I mean I actually asked that out loud to another friend. She laughed and said "I don't know!")
Well ... off to explore "alternate providers". Addendum ... Now I understand the OP comment about Sam Reich and int'l users. Will try official alternatives before going down the dark path.
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Well ... off to explore "alternate providers".
Addendum ... Now I understand the OP comment about Sam Reich and int'l users. Will try official alternatives before going down the dark path.
I watched this a while back and went in pretty blind, I can say that if like me you're a little unsure after the first few minutes keep watching a bit longer and it's worth it.
I watched this a while back and went in pretty blind, I can say that if like me you're a little unsure after the first few minutes keep watching a bit longer and it's worth it.
Having watched the movie, it's pretty good. Live action Looney Tunes, some Charlie Chaplin, and there were indeed Hundreds of Beavers. It felt like it dragged on a little, that much slapstick gave...
Having watched the movie, it's pretty good. Live action Looney Tunes, some Charlie Chaplin, and there were indeed Hundreds of Beavers. It felt like it dragged on a little, that much slapstick gave it no room to breathe, but I respect that it was unrepentantly itself.
Sam Reich introduces the film on Bluesky (and points international users towards streaming alternatives):
https://bsky.app/profile/dropout.tv/post/3mwoe6ff6va2p
One of the best movies of the past few years. Genuinely original and the closest to a real life cartoon I’ve ever seen.
It has a ZAZ level of joke density.
(My favorite gag is the fixing the horse like a car throwaway)
Oh, this movie's a few years old now. I actually watched this checked out from my local library. Definitely worth watching but I don't know if I'd buy a streaming service subscription for it.
Edit: Let me rephrase: this is a fantastic movie and is absolutely worth watching and the only reason why I'm saying it's not worth subscribing is simply because it's old. Heck, if you've not seen it, then maybe it actually is a good reason to subscribe!
This is one of my favorite movies from the past few years! Even went out of my way to watch it again with my mom, after a friend showed it to us at his birthday. It's live action Looney Tunes with tons of slapstick, and some really zany ideas that it just rolls with.
This is one of the few films where I legitimately, genuinely asked: "What drugs were the writers on?" (By which I mean I actually asked that out loud to another friend. She laughed and said "I don't know!")
Well ... off to explore "alternate providers".
Addendum ... Now I understand the OP comment about Sam Reich and int'l users. Will try official alternatives before going down the dark path.
I watched this a while back and went in pretty blind, I can say that if like me you're a little unsure after the first few minutes keep watching a bit longer and it's worth it.
Having watched the movie, it's pretty good. Live action Looney Tunes, some Charlie Chaplin, and there were indeed Hundreds of Beavers. It felt like it dragged on a little, that much slapstick gave it no room to breathe, but I respect that it was unrepentantly itself.
I enjoyed this film. I laughed my ass off at the horse and my partner got a kick out of how much I laughed.. xD
Huh I didn't know Tubi works in Canada.
The captions (lyrics) for the opening song seem to be generated and very wrong.