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Kels · 07-09-2008, 07:58 AM

The car alarm was more of an afterthought nitpick for me; during the bit, I laughed with the audience.

It was Fed Willard's human presence that maybe bugged me the most (but not enough to dislike the film). This film was so great at pulling me into it's reality, that see his human presence brought me out of the fantasy just a little.

But, like I said, I enjoyed the film dispite my misgivings.

I loved the Twinkie bit!

07-09-2008, 07:58 AM	#224
Kels isn't listening right now. Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: 1,004 miles - about 15 hours 23 minutes Posts: 112	The car alarm was more of an afterthought nitpick for me; during the bit, I laughed with the audience. It was Fed Willard's human presence that maybe bugged me the most (but not enough to dislike the film). This film was so great at pulling me into it's reality, that see his human presence brought me out of the fantasy just a little. But, like I said, I enjoyed the film dispite my misgivings. I loved the Twinkie bit! __________________ "...she's very sparkly, like a holiday"
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