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A young Mouse in search of adventure was running along the bank of a pond where lived a Frog. When the Frog saw the Mouse, he swam to the bank and croaked:
“Won’t you pay me a visit? I can promise you a good time if you do.”
The Mouse did not need much coaxing, for he was very anxious to see the world and everything in it. But though he could swim a little, he did not dare risk going into the pond without some help.
The Frog had a plan. He tied the Mouse’s leg to his own with a tough reed. Then into the pond he jumped, dragging his foolish companion with him.
The Mouse soon had enough of it and wanted to return to shore; but the treacherous Frog had other plans. He pulled the Mouse down under the water and drowned him. But before he could untie the reed that bound him to the dead Mouse, a Hawk came sailing over the pond. Seeing the body of the Mouse floating on the water, the Hawk swooped down, seized the Mouse and carried it off, with the Frog dangling from its leg. Thus at one swoop he had caught both meat and fish for his dinner.
Take that, subspace.
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Re: My future in marketing is eternally just around the corner
I see Michael Madsen doing this ad -- reprising the role from Reservoir Dogs and slicing the meat with that straight razor -- in a prime time spot. 2670,000 calls to the FCC later, I see the conceptual team that came up with it looking for work in another field.
By Vagrant on 19 August 2007 · 16:31
Re^2: My future in marketing is eternally just around the corner
That scene is, for whatever reason, the only one that has almost sent me walking out of a movie. Just the way it was done I guess.
By A is A on 19 August 2007 · 16:54
Re^3: My future in marketing is eternally just around the corner
I almost walked out on that too, at the long scene where the gut-shot guy was screaming. The gore and horror crossed the line into a directorial self-indulgence of beating the audience down.
By Vagrant on 19 August 2007 · 17:41
Re^3: My future in marketing is eternally just around the corner
If I recall...you pulled youself into a fetal position and started....well....at least you didn't use my hand that time.
By William Shakesweasel on 19 August 2007 · 20:50
Re: My future in marketing is eternally just around the corner
Kill Bill exceeded my gore threshold, although I seem to be in the minority; I thought the movie was a waste of time; but then, I can't tolerate as much gore as I used to since I had kids.
I never did like horror movies, though, unless there was a science-fiction element, like the Alien series.
By jody on 19 August 2007 · 18:15
Re^2: My future in marketing is eternally just around the corner
Agree, though Kill Bill seemed so cartoonish that it was easy to dismiss, and hard to take the rest seriously too. Tarantino is an interesting director but ultimately he’s not a very good one.
By A is A on 19 August 2007 · 22:50