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I bought Dodgeball on DVD for my girlfriend, and watched the audio commentary earlier on, and boy was it a strange one. The film is by first-time director Rawson Marshall Thurber, and stars Ben Stiller and Vince Vaughn. In the commentary, first of all, Stiller is missing, and Vaughn and Thurber bitch about him (put on I am sure)... then Vaughn makes the pretence of drinking beer and getting a bit sozzled, and they start bickering with the Sound Engineers. They bitch about Stiller and how bad he is, and finally Stiller arrives and plays up on the whole 'star' thing etc.... then Stiller and Vaughn gang up on the director and threatening the sound engineers etc, before the director says he's had enough and leaves. Then Stiller's PA says he has to go, and off he trots. THen Vaughn decides to leave. ... so we're left with all three commentators gone, and the sound engineers wondering what to do... they discuss it, and finally they put on the Farrelly Brothers' director's commentary for There's Something About Mary, because it stars Ben Stiller... so the second half of the Director's Commentary for Dodgeball is the first half of the Director's Commetary for There's Something About Mary..... very odd. |
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I'll have to watch that then :) |
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haha... that's pretty good... |
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It's REALLY odd.... there's no explanation or 'this was a gag' at the end... at the finish, the Farrelly Bros. commentary just cuts out and the film is over... How far are ya with my Favour? ;D |
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the commentary track to "the limey" is a weird one too. you hear the director Steven Soderbergh talking to the writer, who is bitching about Hollywood. then you hear bits of conversation run through it. it keeps doing weird things like that. the commentary track with the actors, including Terence Stamp also has weird stuff - bits of old newsreel sound cut into it. at first I thought this was a misprint, but then it occurred to me the "style" of the commentary track kind of mirrors the whole fragmented, jumping back and forth in time-thing the film itself has. and then suddenly the commentaries made more sense. |
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I'm awaiting them logging back onto Slsk again. |
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F'n A ! btw, Dodgeball is so hilarious - we saw it in the cinema and the whole place erupted with laughter so loud that the screen split into two and a bunch of gremlins came through and terrorised the entire watching community. |
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brass eye commentary. wtf is that all about? |
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that wasn't rhetorical, i really do want to know |
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I don't know, but it's an uncomfortable listen, specially when one of them keeps saying it's all an allegory and some other chap tries to eplain what an allegory actually is yet his be-boozled brain won't quite let him. But why is it there? I don't know. |
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Yeah that's the randomest commentary ever. |
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i think he just found some skagheads and paid them probably about £10 each to talk over his news programme |
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HAhahahahaha I thought it was good too. Watched it the other week with my lady :D |
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I watched Dodgeball afterr looking forrwarrd to it SO much, but it wasn't that good. It did have a couple of sidesplitterrs though. |
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