Saturday, October 31, 2009
I Know Who Killed Me
Well, here it is, the final film of YVIAHMMAOIHTNQ:Y2, and one I have seen a good 5 or 6 times before. This was the first time I watched it with a crowd, and after that experience, I fully expect this film to build up a cult following, to become a midnight movie. I keyed everyone into what the joys of I Know Who Killed Me are before the start of the film, so it was a lot of fun having a while group of people shout "blue!", "red!", and "owl!" at all the right moments.
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so many more owls than i realized.
I feel like I need to see this but don't think it would be as fun without a group.
It can be pretty amusing on your own too. We saw it just me, Dan, and Andy in the theater (so we obviously weren't shouting at the screen and stuff). While it is better in a big group, especially if you've seen it as much as we have, I wouldn't let lack of a group deter you from seeing it.
Then I'll check it out. It's been added to the shared queue.
I recommend at least a moderate amount of intoxication whilst veiwing.
This is my idea of a perfect cult movie. Terrible in virtually every way, but with a tiny, gooey center of actual genius which keeps it from being an entirely transient experience.
It's engrossing and atmospheric enough that you can watch it on your own, too (well, drunk, anyway) but once you've seen it you'll want to see it again with your friends, if for no other reason than to confirm that there really is a scene which fades in from black to a police guy musing on how the investigation will effect bingo night, and then fading to black again. (Mr. Subtlety)
I think my favorite part is during the football game at the beginning when it turns to black and white except for the blue uniforms and the blue roses.
I know that most of this movie seems like a big WTF, but I seriously have no fucking clue what that scene is about or why its in the movie.
Owl.
(that's all you need to know)
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