i read one review from mr. hal hinson at the washington post. he seemed unable to process what this movie was trying to say. what it was trying to be. saying it is full of 'deviant innuendo' & 'shore's brain is a cesspool where the most distressing things keep floating to the surface.' was the world simply not ready?
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/style/longterm/movies/videos/biod omepg13hinson_c0422f.htm
Golf clap? Golf clap.
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'son in law' also was too much for its era.
We're not soldiers and he's not the enemy. He's a pizza man.
Biodome is certainly an underrated gem.. in the future, when marijuana is legal everywhere I think it will once again thrive with a newfound audience.
..or at least I think so lol http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-JphygYybU
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They posed the greatest question, if the earth isn't perfect, why are so many focused on living within a perfect environment, not negatively effecting it rather than, taking what you have and improving it? Too much of a message.
I want Kylie Minogue.
Wasn't me
who doesn't want kylie minogue?
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also the movie deals with the notion of multiculturalism & the hegemonic impulse of man.
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