YouTube: Tribeca Film Festival
Tribeca may attract a lot of Hollywood elitism, but some of these short films are better viewed on drugs. Wait, everything makes sense now.
Harold Bobbinsworth Longfellow XIV, Ph.D., is a Harvard educated film critic who is, to put it succinctly, better than you. Though talented and prolific in his career as a writer, the current set of Hollywood critics has shunned him, fearing his prodigious writing talent. Unfortunately, as a result, he is forced to share his brilliance on a third rate internet comedy site.
Longfellow begins and ends each day with one teaspoon of gin-soaked raisins and enjoys curling (a sport as unappreciated as he), fine wine, proper MLA formatting, using obscure Latin phrases in his work, wearing a monocle, and many other things that someone of your boorish nature wouldn’t understand.
Tribeca may attract a lot of Hollywood elitism, but some of these short films are better viewed on drugs. Wait, everything makes sense now.
Today's music videos espouse theories like Fat Joe as a terrorist and sloths as hardcore partiers. Add some guitar and we'll buy it.
Fear and Loathing doesn't hold a candle to these strange video trips. Grab some LSD, otherwise poodles working out won't make any sense.
Random acts of silliness is one thing, but scoring laughs while actually trying to achieve laughs, well that is what we call art, gentlemen.
Stealth and physical prowess take a backseat when these fumbling wannabes shine as the idiotic ninja stars of their own videos.
Arrrgh... who's tired of hearing pirate jokes? Apparently not enough people on YouTube. When it comes to trouble on the high seas, we're hooked.
Eager to take advantage of the burgeoning audience of cavemen lulled into a sports/meat hypnosis, advertisers spend even more on boobies.
Sometimes the estrogen builds and builds until it has nowhere to go but
My colleagues suggested I keep my topic selection at a level you can understand, and so I will debase myself by writing about people punching people in the face on YouTube.
Once again, we review the barely passable cinema that is Tribeca. Caution, extensive viewing may result in serious mental regression.
The sheer lunacy of Japanese game show contestants is enough to put anime drama to shame. Right or wrong, the answer is comedy.