I love when the New York Times reviews really, really bad movies. The way they archly skewer the film is always entertaining. Today's victim is 10,000 B.C. I love this passage:
Yet even as the story begins, the old ways seem to be dying out, as the Yagahl, a tribe of snuffleupagus hunters who favor extensions in their hair and eschew contractions in their speech, prepare for their last hunt.
Snuffleupagus - awesome! It's like seeing a horrible movie with a really smart & funny friend, whispering comments to you under their breath. Sublime, indeed.
Friday, March 07, 2008
Sublimely dunderheaded
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The snuffleupagus rampage towards the end was the best part; that's when I woke up. The shooting locations were good too: Namibia, South Africa and New Zealand.
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