Maybe grudlian should picture it as a suicide metaphor instead, with the chorus kicking in right as we see the doomed teen's loved ones discover his dead body and attached explanatory note. Maybe then he would understand.
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I knew it wasn't a great sign when I saw it was being advertised with 30 seconds of footage from the decade-old announcement trailer. At least it's a real game. That's got to feel like a victory at this point.
That's pretty funny. Care to share the wag's handle?
This review is a lot better than I remember it
Zombies is the best song of all time
The gospel stuff is the weakest element; it feels disingenuous. However, from "Enough of that God shit, nigga" on it's pretty terrific, imo. The album took a while to grow on me, but adding on "Saint Pablo" to the end alone retroactively enhanced everything that came before it. It's worth another shot, unless you…
That is patently untrue. I'll have you know that I have listened to it two and a half times thus far.
Other than his stand-up?
Yeah, I wanted to give credit where it was due. But they are (or at least were) longtime friends and collaborators. It's not like it was a typical ghostwriter situation.
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DC Pierson wrote that, and "quality indie flick" pretty much describes everything he's written.
It starts really promising and slowly devolves into the platonic ideal of a lame PG-13 horror movie, complete with boring exposition and unnecessary CGI. It feels a bit compromised.
I was fortunate enough to watch it in a theater, which is hands-down my favorite way to watch any film that is remotely transgressive. Still regret seeing Mulholland Drive and Spirited Away in a freshman dorm.
Law of Desire is fucking awesome. It helps that Antonio Banderas plays "Me, if I were gay" in it.
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