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quirina

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May 21, 2006 01:35

I just stood up and flipped my television off... then said aloud (to no one in particular) that I was going to write the Coen brothers and tell them I was utterly disappointed in the movie "Fargo" and that it was a waste of 2 hours of my life. I would have at least liked the reason that Mr. Lundegaard needed so many hundreds of thousands of

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kliedel May 21 2006, 15:48:05 UTC

It's been awhile since I've seen it. Actually, I watched it for a film class and found it moderately entertaining. I don't remember who Mr. Lundergaard is, but I thought the idea was that the car sales man was selling stolen cars and needed to pay off someone for VIN numbers. I could be totally off.
We saw Over the Hedge this weekend. I laughed my ass off. Yes I love family movies. You know what I realized though? Donovan and other kids like him will never enjoy a true cartoon movie. They are all computer animation and anime. I remember watching Raggedy Ann and Andy in the theater. What was the last cartoon movie in theaters any way?

quirina May 21 2006, 18:38:52 UTC

There was definitely some humour in it... dark humour... but the picture moved so slow, I think I could have told the story better and in about a half an hour...

And even if he was selling off stolen cars... what was he doing with all the money that he needed to reproduce MORE money to replace $320,000 that the bank wanted back?

I dunno... the Coen brothers are real hit and miss for me.

Yeah, Donovan's favorite movies right now are Madagascar, Robots and another computer "animated" firetruck short movie. Is it such a shame though? I don't mind CGI stuff, as long as it isn't a shitty substitute for sweet ass special effects that should exist...

kliedel May 21 2006, 23:53:13 UTC

No, not a shame really, but it does make me feel old. My aunt remembers listening to the radio programs for entertainment. So now I can empathize.
Do Raggedy Ann and Andy still exsist?

blackdragon420 May 22 2006, 15:10:48 UTC

Wait, are you questioning the savings mentality of a sleezeball? Did he seem like the kind of guy that had a 401K chockfulla blue chip mutual funds? It's been awhile since I've seen it to but I remember him being the only real shishter in the movie.