Don't say that you love me! Just tell me that you want me! Tusk!
Fine. Fineity fineity fine.
I will update - for who am I to deprive the world of a certain person's thoughts?
That and I should be getting ready to go out. There's nothing like updating a blog when it comes to procrastination.
While I'm here, I thought I'd solicit your help in figuring out what this little grab means...
A friend of mum's brought some DVDs back from Bali (I'm astonished - they work!), including Fantastic 4 II. On the back of this DVD is the quote "...instantly forgettable as it is momentarily enjoyable." - NY Times, A.O. Scott.
I'm having trouble with this. Mostly because the grabs on DVD covers are meant to say how wonderful the movie is... So what the h-e-double hockeysticks is that quote doing?
Somebody?
Anybody?
3 comments:
Not being a Balinese pirate myself (yarrr!) I do not know the answer for certain, but I have a shrewd idea: If I were to pirate a DVD, and a cover for said DVD, why be so boring as to leave the whole thing unchanged? If it were me, ALL the tag lines would be subtly altered.
"Brainachingly dull" -NY Times
"Almost as fantastic as root beer, and we all know how great THAT is /sarcasm" -Some guy in Cleveland
Could be good old fashioned honesty? Maybe?
Bali is a great place for bootleg DVDs. Forged documents, however, are best garnered elsewhere.
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