I have been informed that the film I reviewed in the previous post was not Cannibal Holocaust but was indeed the Disney/Pixar animated release UP. This would explain the surprising lack of cannibalism in the film. I apologize for the inconvenience. I offer two explanations for my mistake: 1: I have contracted the Black Plague and my thinking is confused. And 2: My fragile plaque-addled mind could not handle the actual film Cannibal Holocaust and therefore I engaged in some kind of film transference. Look for an actual, profanity ridden post about Cannibal Holocaust in the near future. Now I must go back to bed.Sunday, November 15, 2009
Cannibal Holocaust: correction
I have been informed that the film I reviewed in the previous post was not Cannibal Holocaust but was indeed the Disney/Pixar animated release UP. This would explain the surprising lack of cannibalism in the film. I apologize for the inconvenience. I offer two explanations for my mistake: 1: I have contracted the Black Plague and my thinking is confused. And 2: My fragile plaque-addled mind could not handle the actual film Cannibal Holocaust and therefore I engaged in some kind of film transference. Look for an actual, profanity ridden post about Cannibal Holocaust in the near future. Now I must go back to bed.
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I hear Up is really good. I highly enjoyed the review of it with the wrong title. It made no sense at all.
GEt well soon.
We got Z vaccinated yesterday. They only have enough vaccination here for kids under 4, so we went and it was cutest thing I've ever seen in my life. A little room with a million kids under four, and not a one of them caught on to what was going on behind the door (the shot!) even though every one of them went into the room happy and came out sad.
I actually think that Cannibal Holocaust and Up are the same movie. Just the way that Halloween and Guess Who's coming to Dinner are really the same. Feel better soon!
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