Okay, did anyone else see this movie? It was...CRACKED out.

That's all I'm going to say right now. I just want to hear what everyone else has to say.

Oh, and if anyone could perhaps explain it to me a little bit, that would be great too!

what a TRIP

I stayed away from it so far, it looks like its seizure inducing .
Seriously though, that's one of the next films on my list to watch, so I'll let you know then.

BTW, how does everyone like Kyle's, Kan's, and my Willy Wonka based Avatars?

did you guys plan that? or is it just a coincidence?

o my god im part fo a movement! now why do i have the sudden urge to lash out and bash myself negatively like i do everything else? o well

"...I don't like the look of it..."

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Originally posted by Hill Dawson Kane:
o my god im part fo a movement! now why do i have the sudden urge to lash out and bash myself negatively like i do everything else? o well

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um. .... HDK? are you alright?

In a silly attempt to get back on topic...

I found this film to be wonderfully imaginitive. Yes, it's a little indulgent, overall a refreshing change of pace for this site.
My interpretation:
As described, it's about the search for true love. We can see the strawberry as a symbol for that general sexual/emotional ecstacy that one experiences in a romantic relationship. The giant-sized young man has become addicted to this sensation and hordes it whenever it comes into sight. He holds onto the girl in the way one clings to a relationship only to take it for granted. The baby represents the elements of commitment that we put to the side. We use it only to burn it down to a single physical/emotional climax.
There are plenty of other elements that I am too tired to discuss right now. I also realize that I could have easily been talking from my posterior just now.
Thoughts?

huh.

I thought it had something to do with cannibalism.

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Originally posted by GNHoward:
In a silly attempt to get back on topic...

I found this film to be wonderfully imaginitive. Yes, it's a little indulgent, overall a refreshing change of pace for this site.
My interpretation:
As described, it's about the search for true love. We can see the strawberry as a symbol for that general sexual/emotional ecstacy that one experiences in a romantic relationship. The giant-sized young man has become addicted to this sensation and hordes it whenever it comes into sight. He holds onto the girl in the way one clings to a relationship only to take it for granted. The baby represents the elements of commitment that we put to the side. We use it only to burn it down to a single physical/emotional climax.
There are plenty of other elements that I am too tired to discuss right now. I also realize that I could have easily been talking from my posterior just now.
Thoughts?

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I still don't get it.

Baby=commitment?

What about the old guy who killed himself because of the lack of sexual excstacy? What about all that crap he pulls out of himself and feeds to his wife?

I also found it kinda disturbing.