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Double Feature for the Pope

posted 17 years ago by quikpencil
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I was in my studio blissfully drawing away, mind wandering into the absurdity of life, art and religon that suddenly combined into the "perfect storm" of time wasting!! Greasers Palace floated up to the top of the bowl and caused conceptual brain freeze. A task...a journey for soul and mind!
Therefore I challenge you folks that stumble into this thread to chose a couple of like minded pieces of (brillant?) insanity - and who but the truly insane could sit slack-jawed yet awed through this (and other demented) cinemtic sideshows?
Hes my votes for a double feature to kick back to watch with the pope, a tub of popcorn and a large diet coke. Fun for children of all ages...

Intro...A short "Davey and Goliath" claymation cartoon

First movie; Jesus Christ Superstar
Intermission ...and confession

Second feature...Greasers Palace

Fell free to pick any religous, spiritual leaders live or dead to sit down with at your local multi-plex and watch a flick. Just select your partner(s) and films.
Good luck and God(s)speed.

[–] Larry_Hiam 17 years ago

Ya. But my second feature would be THE POPE MUST DIET or maybe THE POPE OF GREENWICH VILLAGE.....

[–] umma-ohz 17 years ago

I'm not certain as to the meaning of all of this. I'll just say 'El Topo' and 'The Holy Mountain' and leave it at that.

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[–] The_Dying_Flutchman 14 years ago

Let's remake this as a musical version of the greatest polka movie ever made:
"Zombie Jesus and the Flying Spaghetti Monster". It could easily outclass The Passion of the Christ!!!!!

What is the sound an imploding pimp makes?

[–] zurichpoet 12 years ago

This was enjoyable. Caught it a couple years ago. Bingo Hamburger Airplane Noise In Gary Indiana got a raw deal.

[–] asherrod 14 years ago

Salo and Pink Flamingos with the Dalai Lama, I don't know why.