Brows Held High

Watch Oan — wear a helmet.

Even Cowgirls Get the Blues.

Lorraine Bracco used to be hot? The more you know.

edited 14th Jul '12 9:04:31 PM by johnnyfog

Ah, 90's trying to be the 70's, that was a great time. It brought us The Naked Lunch.

Don't forget Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.

So Oancitizen just gave away the movie his next review will be on.

Don't click on that link if you don't want to know.

Though he's doing a Between The Lines episode this week, the next Brows Held High (which is the movie you mentioned) should be next week, I think.

From the creator of Me and You and Everyone We Know, here's The Future, her newest film (from last year). http://blip.tv/brows-held-high/brows-held-high-the-future-6278087

"I'm a cat. Ho-lee sheeeeit."

edited 28th Jul '12 6:08:36 PM by johnnyfog

New Brows Held High

IS DOGME!

Gruppekneld.

This movie...

No.

No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Nononononononononononononononono. NO.

FUCK NO.

gruppeknald, not kneld. :p Nothing much to add except that his Danish pronunciation was surprisingly good. Also, while I find the whole dogme-movement needlessly constrictive, the first dogmemovie "festen" is actually a really good movie.

Kyle mentioned on Twitter that he had a Danish friend tutor him for the episode. Said friend was also an actor, and she had worked with many of the people who were in The Idiots, and got their carreer started that way.

... That is an odd connection, to say the least.

Hark! A brand new Ken Park commentary (with Ven)! And they let slip a hint for the next review!

I didn't catch any hint

edited 19th Sep '12 3:06:44 AM by JethroQWalrustitty

If it is the movie that you certainly don't know what it is at all...may the Lord have mercy on our souls.

We used to have an article on the movie here. It is gone now.

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In all honesty (judging by the Web Archive version of the film's page), I think this deletion is very, very justified.

It's a film. It exists. In fact it exists in very few copies, and is notorious in the scircles it's known. Why not document its existance, because of the subject matter?

In the Ken Park commentary, he spoke of wishing to branch out and not merely review films that cause outrage.

So if he is reviewing...that film—oh, the irony.

Well, you can review a more broad array of films, but not reviewing Vase de Noces is like doing a show about bad horror movies and not reviewing Birdemic.

Well, there is also the idea that reviewing something that's commonly looked at is cliche, but, then, that would imply that this film is a common target.

Oan generally DOES do movies other than those that offend people. Indie American movies, old silent movies, all across the board really.