http://www.youtube.c...d&v=C8ECeEjF-7k

lol, tell me about it. is it?

I think that is a New Jersian's standard view of someone who wants to own firearms.

lol, tell me about it. is it?

 

Looks like it's real, Move News..

Wow, just

WOW

This flick is the Poster Child of a Gun Owner's Nightmare! OMG!

Yea, this is legit, I've been hearing about this movie for awhile. Reminds me of a more black comedic version of 'Falling Down', with bits of 'Dogma'

Holy crap. Kinda gives me that weird feeling I had watching Kick-a**.

Completely ridiculous. A movie like that gets all the anti's riled up. What a Bunch of ****

I actually think it sounds like a great movie!

From the review:

 

 

Goldthwait piercingly examines the devolution of culture: how TV reality shows and the internet have become our primary source of entertainment; the endless stream of banal conversations about pop icons and celebrity gossip that dominate social interactions, sublimating the presumably more difficult concept of conversing thoughtfully; hate-spewing TV and radio personalities and the way in which their ideas come to permeate conversation and thus become acceptable; and, perhaps most of all, the solipsistic view that’s become so ubiquitous in our culture that it’s defined the modern social more for how we act and interact with each other.

The core thesis that Goldthwait puts forth in this excellent cinematic philosophical dissertation is that we’ve become a society of ear-bud wearing, self-indulgent, selfish people who no longer recognize that we’re sharing our neighborhoods, our offices, our streets, our movie theaters, our world with other people. We walk around in insulating bubbles of selfdom. We are raising a generation of kids who are bereft of the values we were raised with just a generation or two ago, kids who think temper tantrums are the way to get what their want because their parents indulge such behavior. And I am completely with Goldthwait here: our culture has become lost, untethered, and completely messed up.

From the review:

 

 

Goldthwait piercingly examines the devolution of culture: how TV reality shows and the internet have become our primary source of entertainment; the endless stream of banal conversations about pop icons and celebrity gossip that dominate social interactions, sublimating the presumably more difficult concept of conversing thoughtfully; hate-spewing TV and radio personalities and the way in which their ideas come to permeate conversation and thus become acceptable; and, perhaps most of all, the solipsistic view that’s become so ubiquitous in our culture that it’s defined the modern social more for how we act and interact with each other.

The core thesis that Goldthwait puts forth in this excellent cinematic philosophical dissertation is that we’ve become a society of ear-bud wearing, self-indulgent, selfish people who no longer recognize that we’re sharing our neighborhoods, our offices, our streets, our movie theaters, our world with other people. We walk around in insulating bubbles of selfdom. We are raising a generation of kids who are bereft of the values we were raised with just a generation or two ago, kids who think temper tantrums are the way to get what their want because their parents indulge such behavior. And I am completely with Goldthwait here: our culture has become lost, untethered, and completely messed up.

Amazing how people think they're having a unique and pointed observation while expounding on the incredibly obvious. Anyone over the age of 40 has this same thought every time they turn on the TV.

I actually wanna watch this...

 

I mean really - I can't stand useless people...

Which is why network TV is prety much never on when Im watching. And if Discovery Channel, History Channel etc etc dont stop manufacturing drama/reality based TV im gonna push the god dam thing out into the street!

LMAO that guy is one of the guys from that movie One crazy summer with demi more and john cusack guess that movie could be real

...The core thesis that Goldthwait puts forth in this excellent cinematic philosophical dissertation is that we’ve become a society of ear-bud wearing, self-indulgent, selfish people who no longer recognize that we’re sharing our neighborhoods, our offices, our streets, our movie theaters, our world with other people. We walk around in insulating bubbles of selfdom. We are raising a generation of kids who are bereft of the values we were raised with just a generation or two ago, kids who think temper tantrums are the way to get what their want because their parents indulge such behavior. And I am completely with Goldthwait here: our culture has become lost, untethered, and completely messed up.

 

"Core thesis"..."excellent philosophical dissertation" my a**. From the preview, the core thesis of this movie appears to be that it's cool to shoot people with bad manners.

 

I hope this movie goes away quietly.

Some of you guys have your a$$ hairs wound too tight! Lets start burning books, pictures, video games and film cans because these ideas are just to evil to let out!

Some of you guys have your a$$ hairs wound too tight! Lets start burning books, pictures, video games and film cans because these ideas are just to evil to let out!

 

X2, its just a movie, get over it. Dont like what its about? Dont go see it then. Personally, I will go see it as soon as it comes out.

i wanna see it so bad lol farting ring tones the whole preview was great. the jersey shore spoof and the asshole taking up two spots lol cant wait

Wow, this movie looks pretty interesting actually. I can see how this might rile up the anti's though... I'm split.

This is a post-modern film, like many other de-establishment type films (Fight Club, Boondocks Saints, etc.). If people see it for anymore then that, it's unfortunate.

Your naming all my fav's

I don't know if anyone remembers the 1993 Micheal Douglas movie "Falling Down". ordinary guy fed up with his life,traffic,TV,rudeness,gangs,ect takes a baseball bat and sub machine gun to the offenders..... It's been done so many times before.This one is just updated with so many more offending pop culture icons,mix in a cool car,a post pubescent girl who knows and likes to shoot and you have just about every red blooded male's fantasy.

It's destined to be a critical flop but a success at the box office and DVD counter. Have you noticed the production values?,looks like it was made for a mil and change.

I don't know if anyone remembers the 1993 Micheal Douglas movie "Falling Down". ordinary guy fed up with his life,traffic,TV,rudeness,gangs,ect takes a baseball bat and sub machine gun to the offenders..... It's been done so many times before.This one is just updated with so many more offending pop culture icons,mix in a cool car,a post pubescent girl who knows and likes to shoot and you have just about every red blooded male's fantasy.

It's destined to be a critical flop but a success at the box office and DVD counter. Have you noticed the production values?,looks like it was made for a mil and change.

 

The words "Cult Film" come to mind.

i do really want to see this as I fn hate these super sweet 16's and "reality" tv stars. but last think i want to hear from friends is "that is gonna be Elvis in a few years."

The words "Cult Film" come to mind.

Exactly. I think we can all remember a cult classic which had little to no script,terrible production values,horrible dialog ,unknown actors but still went on to make a ton of money and eventual acclaim.For me it was Reno Williams, I read the cheesy paperbacks as a kid and prayed for a sequel.

I'd like to see him go after the Kardshians. Other than that, I can pass on the movie.

I'd like to see him go after the Kardshians. Other than that, I can pass on the movie.

i wont pay to watch it but would like to have at lease seen it