Amatuer Night In The Big Top?

Just heard the new Shaun Ryder tune and its pretty disappointing. got an ok backing track but just has Ryder givin it 'fuck this' 'fuck that'.... all over it. no hint of a chorus anywhere. just sounds unfinished to me.

Big Top Pee-Wee?

Originally posted by David Church Big Top Pee-Wee?

That movie had some disturbing sexual innuendo for a kid-targeted flick (Pee-Wee? hello that's a double entendre if I ever heard one!)

Pee-Wee's Big Adventure was the better of the much-lauded "Pee-Wee Trilogy". You see, there were originally three films scheduled for Mr. Herman to star in, all involving our hero in some easily escapable situations and wacky, non-drug-induced situations. The final film of the trilogy was to be "Pee-Wee's Paths of Glory", a reinterpretation of the Kubrick classic in which Pee-Wee was a French lieutenant in the First World War forced to defend three soldiers picked at random for execution after a failed attack. Early rushes from the film indicated that the picture would've included an emotional speech reminiscent of Pee-Wee's angst over losing his bike in the first film, which this time around was used to condemn the futility of war. Also, the film was to have ended with a tear-jerking "Tequila" bar dance like the one from the first film. However, Mr. Herman's sexual indiscretions kept the film from being completed, and no further attempts to resurrect this lost classic have been mentioned......:D

Originally posted by Taboo # 7 > Originally posted by David Church> Big Top Pee-Wee?

That movie had some disturbing sexual innuendo for a kid-targeted flick (Pee-Wee? hello that's a double entendre if I ever heard one!)

Pee-Wee's Big Adventure was the better of the much-lauded "Pee-Wee Trilogy". You see, there were originally three films scheduled for Mr. Herman to star in, all involving our hero in some easily escapable situations and wacky, non-drug-induced situations. The final film of the trilogy was to be "Pee-Wee's Paths of Glory", a reinterpretation of the Kubrick classic in which Pee-Wee was a French lieutenant in the First World War forced to defend three soldiers picked at random for execution after a failed attack. Early rushes from the film indicated that the picture would've included an emotional speech reminiscent of Pee-Wee's angst over losing his bike in the first film, which this time around was used to condemn the futility of war. Also, the film was to have ended with a tear-jerking "Tequila" bar dance like the one from the first film. However, Mr. Herman's sexual indiscretions kept the film from being completed, and no further attempts to resurrect this lost classic have been mentioned......:D

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Pee-Wee's Big Adventure is a classic (of sorts). Tim Burton's first feature, Danny Elfman's first orchestral score (since the one for Forbidden Zone was done just by the Mystic Knights of Oingo Boingo and not a whole orchestra), co-written by the late great Phil Hartman. what's not to like about that movie (apart from the obvious things)?

"Pee-Wee Lyndon": A project being planned by Kubrick to take place after the completion of "A.I." Set in the late 18th Century, a young Irish man-child named Redmond Herman kills (or so he thinks) his wealthy neighbor Francis in a duel over the ownership of his priced bicycle. Fleeing to Dublin, he loses his bicycle to highway robbers and then joins the British army to fight in the Seven Years War. During this time he befriends a Dutch waitress whose husband is away in the war and they watch the sun rise from inside a giant red dinosaur. He deserts the British army but is conscripted into the Prussian army, becoming a spy named P.W. Herman. He becomes a card shark and eventually, despite being a self-described "loner," marries Countess Dottie of Lyndon. Now with his name changed to Pee-Wee Lyndon, he sets about trying to secure his title. Some time later, he squanders his fortune on practical jokes and Rube Goldberg-style contraptions for his huge mansion, loses a leg in a duel with his stepson, and leaves his family in debt after a chase sequence through a daguerrotype studio.