The Normal Rockwell Code: My Brains Are at Your Disposal

Posted on 05.17.06 by Widge @ 1:35 am
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Taggified as: funny movies, Norman Rockwell, Salvador Dali

This trailer for the 35-minute short film, "The Norman Rockwell Code," makes me long for somebody to shoot "The Salvador Dali Code," in which for forty-one minutes a man sits in a folding chair cradling a large carp dressed like a cat. He rocks back and forth, muttering under his breath. Behind him the burnt corpse of a giraffe is draped over a mailbox.

I would much rather see that film than what's coming out this weekend. I don't care how cute Audrey Tautou is.

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DON KNOTTS IS ROLLING OVER IN HIS GRAVE RIGHT NOW!

Comment by BobtheZombie — May 18, 2006 @ 2:54 am

nah. i feel like he had a sense of humor

Comment by Joe Schmoe — June 30, 2006 @ 1:41 am

I love Dali. They are planning to make a movie about him played by Al Pacino this summer.

Comment by plusultra — April 9, 2007 @ 12:46 am

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