I actually remember watching this in theaters when it came out. Yeah. This is easily one of the weirdest things to watch. I'd still recommend it though for no other reason than the "what the hell is this" factor.
I agree with Yahtzee that Killer7 is more coherent, but there's something about Deadly Premonition that I really enjoyed. I think it's that the game is very disjointed, all angles and elbows. killer7 is a hell of a trip, but it just doesn't click for me as well.
Towards the end of the article, he says abstinent people go to hell. I think he meant atheist. After six hellish years in a Christian high school, I'm fairly certain that the abstinent people would be given a first class ticket to heaven.
I am simultaneously relieved and disappointed that we are not getting ten episodes to pick apart Kevin Smith. Still, this is pretty fascinating. I still believe that Clerks is legitimately hilarious, but I do agree that the scenarios are contrived. The dive bar punk rock analogy is perfect...
It's about time that somebody just came out and was honest about the burning of the Michael Bay effigy. I also do not remember reading pieces about the death of cinema when Pain & Gain came out. If someone is going to assert that a particular filmmaker is everything that is wrong with cinema...
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