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cuckoo77 · Today, 12:50 AM

Monty Python's Meaning Of Life

"I wonder where that fish has gone!"

"You did love it so, you treated it like a son."

"And it went... where-ever I... did go."

"Is it in the cupboard? Wouldn't you like to know! It is a most elusive fish"

"That went where-ever I did go."

"Oh, fishy, fishy, fishy fish!"

"A fish, a fish, a fishy OOOOH!"

"Oh, fishy, fishy, fishy fish!"

"That went wherever I... did go!"

Dr Faustus · Today, 12:54 AM

I knew really, I'm a Python fan. Who isn't in this country of mine?

Speaking of Pythons, anyone saw Gilliam's newest? I haven't, am curious though.

cuckoo77 · Today, 01:04 AM

It isn't out yet....but i'm looking forward to it.

Hopefully it's better than his last 2 movies.

Dr Faustus · Today, 01:12 AM

I never watched those. I once picked up Brothers Grimm in the rental shop but didn't get it in the end. Tideland didn't appear at all. I like his older works mostly. Brazil is a classic of the genre (I think it created a genre all it's own). Last thing I saw with Mr Gilliam was "Lost in La Mancha", I know it's not technically a Gilliam film but it's a wonderful watch. Tragic, ah, what might have been.

cuckoo77 · Today, 01:14 AM

i think Gilliam's planning on reviving that film.

what about 12 Monkeys? a wonderful little piece of cinema.

and Fear & Loathing? well...i'll be honest and tell you i saw it under the influence in the theater on a really bad trip. i guess it did it's job.

The Fisher King is one of my all time favorite films

Dr Faustus · Today, 01:20 AM

If you didn't know already 12 monkeys is a remake/reimagining of an old short film called LA JETEE, by Chris Marker. It's maybe a little hard to find but highly recommended. I got it on dvd with another Marker film on the same disc. It's B/W, about 30 mins long, made up of (almost) entirely still images. and is one of the most profound things. Fantastic. Marker is an enigma. I have a spare copy of Time Bandits that I can't give away. No one wants its. Morons. Sure, it gets a bid mad at the end, but it's classic Gilliam. You want it? You pay the postage and it's yours.

cuckoo77 · Today, 01:23 AM

yeah...i knew that....but i've never actually seen the source material. I'll try and dig it up at the local freak and geeks video store.

but Time Bandits? I think i have it.....besides, i get the feeling you'd just send me 2hours of you dancing to the Kitty Cat Dance in the nude.

infinitesimal bottlecap · Today, 01:32 AM

the Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus is already out in the UK, Australia and New Zealand. I gotta wait till Christmas.

Dr Faustus · Today, 01:34 AM

I thought it was out already. Ha! We Brits got something first!

Today, 01:20 AM	#13006
Dr Faustus I am not young enough to know everything. Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: in the dark mostly Posts: 800	If you didn't know already 12 monkeys is a remake/reimagining of an old short film called LA JETEE, by Chris Marker. It's maybe a little hard to find but highly recommended. I got it on dvd with another Marker film on the same disc. It's B/W, about 30 mins long, made up of (almost) entirely still images. and is one of the most profound things. Fantastic. Marker is an enigma. I have a spare copy of Time Bandits that I can't give away. No one wants its. Morons. Sure, it gets a bid mad at the end, but it's classic Gilliam. You want it? You pay the postage and it's yours. Last edited by Dr Faustus; Today at 01:21 AM. Reason: Back in 5 minutes, have to go milk the donkey.

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Today, 12:50 AM	#13001
cuckoo77 dead cuckoo Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Vancouver, B.C. Posts: 4,867	Monty Python's Meaning Of Life "I wonder where that fish has gone!" "You did love it so, you treated it like a son." "And it went... where-ever I... did go." "Is it in the cupboard? Wouldn't you like to know! It is a most elusive fish" "That went where-ever I did go." "Oh, fishy, fishy, fishy fish!" "A fish, a fish, a fishy OOOOH!" "Oh, fishy, fishy, fishy fish!" "That went wherever I... did go!"

Today, 12:54 AM	#13002
Dr Faustus I am not young enough to know everything. Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: in the dark mostly Posts: 800	I knew really, I'm a Python fan. Who isn't in this country of mine? Speaking of Pythons, anyone saw Gilliam's newest? I haven't, am curious though.

Today, 01:04 AM	#13003
cuckoo77 dead cuckoo Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Vancouver, B.C. Posts: 4,867	It isn't out yet....but i'm looking forward to it. Hopefully it's better than his last 2 movies.

Today, 01:12 AM	#13004
Dr Faustus I am not young enough to know everything. Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: in the dark mostly Posts: 800	I never watched those. I once picked up Brothers Grimm in the rental shop but didn't get it in the end. Tideland didn't appear at all. I like his older works mostly. Brazil is a classic of the genre (I think it created a genre all it's own). Last thing I saw with Mr Gilliam was "Lost in La Mancha", I know it's not technically a Gilliam film but it's a wonderful watch. Tragic, ah, what might have been.

Today, 01:14 AM	#13005
cuckoo77 dead cuckoo Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Vancouver, B.C. Posts: 4,867	i think Gilliam's planning on reviving that film. what about 12 Monkeys? a wonderful little piece of cinema. and Fear & Loathing? well...i'll be honest and tell you i saw it under the influence in the theater on a really bad trip. i guess it did it's job. The Fisher King is one of my all time favorite films

Today, 01:23 AM	#13007
cuckoo77 dead cuckoo Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Vancouver, B.C. Posts: 4,867	yeah...i knew that....but i've never actually seen the source material. I'll try and dig it up at the local freak and geeks video store. but Time Bandits? I think i have it.....besides, i get the feeling you'd just send me 2hours of you dancing to the Kitty Cat Dance in the nude.

Today, 01:34 AM	#13009
Dr Faustus I am not young enough to know everything. Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: in the dark mostly Posts: 800	I thought it was out already. Ha! We Brits got something first!