But not in a good way for me…it's like, oh man, when are they gonna do it, and how can I be able to tell in advance enough to be able to turn off the video?

But not in a good way for me…it's like, oh man, when are they gonna do it, and how can I be able to tell in advance enough to be able to turn off the video?

I personally think Crank Yankers is pretty good, but I can totally let it pass if someone didn't like it; you leave The Hammer alone, though.  That movie is genuinely funny and actually has its moments of emotion too.

I personally think Crank Yankers is pretty good, but I can totally let it pass if someone didn't like it; you leave The Hammer alone, though.  That movie is genuinely funny and actually has its moments of emotion too.

What's been his ratings on past Anderson films?

Yeah, even when it's on the front page (at least in years past), it was always a tiny scroll on the side, that's easy to miss unless you were really looking for it.

Honestly…is it any good?  I only saw the first few episodes, and thought it was certainly interesting and felt authentic…yet it didn't necessarily feel like something I was compelled to keep on watching.

Fellas, a little help here…?

It was a gag…a "spoof", if you will.  You did watch the whole video, right?

Boo!

I dunno, I think it would definitely be interesting to hear Woody's take on what exactly went down.  Especially considering that from all anecdotal sources, he seems to be a really approachable guy.

You guys laugh, but "Toadal Douce" happens to be one of the most trustworthy new sources in the country.

I would say Dancer In The Dark is certainly the "right" Lars Von Trier film.  Beautifully acted and directed, telling a coherent storyline and having characters that you actually end up caring about.

Well then that makes it two reasons for why your friend is an idiot.

Not okay by me, but fair enough.  Personally I found that movie quite hilarious and charming, without bordering on precocious (well, not too much, anyways…)