America, f*** yeah!
Oct. 22nd, 2004 08:42 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
gmonkey42So I saw Team America. It was awesome.
Random observations: The puppet sex was even better than I'd imagined. That was freaking hillarious. And the cats! And the Star Wars references. A bunch of people weren't laughing at those - I'm shocked that they didn't get the Star Wars jokes because those were pretty obvious. There were a couple of guys sitting behind me who didn't seem to get those and whenever something happened that they did find funny (like Michael Moore with his two hot dogs doing the suicude bombing - which I actually didn't really find offensive because it was just so dumb and funny) one of the guys would say "that was tight." Sigh. Someone sitting to my right actually clapped a little at the bit with Gary using the Jedi mind trick; usually I don't like it when people clap at movies, like applauding at the end, but I approved this time.
The puppets were really amazing. I didn't expect the robotics with their mouths moving like that.
I loved the bit with the cats.
There was a preview for A Series of Unfortunate Events. Having seen Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, my faith in Jim Carrey was renewed but judging by the preview, he's not how I pictured Olaf. It's still going to be good though. It looks like they're cramming in the first three books. That's weird. I wonder how they're going to end it because book 11 just came out (I haven't finished reading it yet) and that's not the end of the series.
Random observations: The puppet sex was even better than I'd imagined. That was freaking hillarious. And the cats! And the Star Wars references. A bunch of people weren't laughing at those - I'm shocked that they didn't get the Star Wars jokes because those were pretty obvious. There were a couple of guys sitting behind me who didn't seem to get those and whenever something happened that they did find funny (like Michael Moore with his two hot dogs doing the suicude bombing - which I actually didn't really find offensive because it was just so dumb and funny) one of the guys would say "that was tight." Sigh. Someone sitting to my right actually clapped a little at the bit with Gary using the Jedi mind trick; usually I don't like it when people clap at movies, like applauding at the end, but I approved this time.
The puppets were really amazing. I didn't expect the robotics with their mouths moving like that.
I loved the bit with the cats.
There was a preview for A Series of Unfortunate Events. Having seen Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, my faith in Jim Carrey was renewed but judging by the preview, he's not how I pictured Olaf. It's still going to be good though. It looks like they're cramming in the first three books. That's weird. I wonder how they're going to end it because book 11 just came out (I haven't finished reading it yet) and that's not the end of the series.
