Infinite Sitcom Intro


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Sitcom-Intro-Magic von Adult Swim, mit einer endlosen Folge von Character-Introductions für eine… ähm… Sitcom-Horror-Crime-SciFi-RomCom-Superhero-Animation-Realverfilmung. Plus: Zalgo, he comes!

AMA mit den Machern auf Reddit: We are the gobsmacked creators behind TOO MANY COOKS- Casper Kelly (Writer/Director) and Paul Painter (Editor & Creative Consultant) – AUA! und Andy Baio hat ein paar ziemlich interessante Details festgehalten:

  • The credits appearing over each character are their real names. The IMDB page is suitably nuts.
  • If you slow the end credits, nearly every character’s last name is “Cook.” Also spotted: Cooke, Van Cook, O’Cook, McCook, Bake, Broil, and B6-12.
  • The stalker, credited as “Bill” on IMDB and “Featuring William Tokarsky” in the credits, appears in the background many, many, many times before he’s officially introduced. Watch it again.
  • Hardest to spot? The serial killer appears in a background oil painting.
  • Lars von Trier as “Pie,” who has his own badge.
  • The dad, Ken DeLozier, is the patient infected with “Intronitis.” His face is replaced by William Tokarsky’s as soon as the final photo’s taken.
  • Katelyn Nacon aka “Chloe Cook” is the teen daughter introduced third. She’s introduced again around the dinner table, and looks bored to tears.
  • The magazine read by both grandmas is called “Magazine: The Magazine.” The cover promises “Pages Inside” with words and paper.
  • The creator, Casper Kelly, also writes Your Pretty Face Is Going to Hell, a live-action workplace comedy set in Hell.
  • Vulture and EW both interviewed Kelly about the film, which was in post-production for over a year, and they did a Reddit AMA.

Generation Selfie

In knapp 3 Minuten gelingt “Aspirational”, deutlich zu machen, wie schräg’ der Selfie-Hype eigentlich ist. Alle wollen nur noch Selfies. Überspitzt stellt sich die Situation für die Schauspielern Kirsten Dunst dar. Denn selbst sie, ist nur noch ein Mittel zum Zweck, um sich selbst in Szene zu setzen und Likes oder sonstige soziale Signale sammeln, statt sich den Moment mit dem Star zu genießen.


(via Testspiel)