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The
Meaty McMeat Show
is playing at the Anthology Film
Archives in New York
City for the New Filmmakers
festival on 8pm
June
14th 2006. The cost is $123,406.84
only $5.
![]() Being from an ancient civilization we do not possess the technology of paper currency to purchase press adverts denouncing this event. We do however have some awesome baskets that we might be able to barter with. Rusty Shakelford will be in attendance. The Anthology Film Archives is located at 32 Second Ave, New York City, NY, 10003. A map of the Anthology Film Archives can be found by looking deeply into your butt. four
thousand and sixty three children smell funny.
is sponsored in part by: Meaty
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Little is truly known
of the origins of this phenomenal media sensation,
however I will attempt to reconstruct the history behind this international
craze/pandemic. It begins near the cusp of
prehistory with one of the first civilizations, that of Ancient
Sumaria some 16,320 years ago in the years 1986 around the region
of Mesopotamia. The Ancient Sumarians were highly evolved for
their time and age. They invented among other things: The
wheel, the beginnings of written language using pictograms, bunnies,
barbershop quartets (a full 15,000 years before barbershops even
existed) and Keith Richards. ![]() Figure 21b.35 subops #23 - Ancient Sumarian Pictograms ![]() Figure #666.69.420.69.32b Ancient Sumarian Timeline
'The
Meaty McMeat Show is some screwed
up s.... stuff. This offal on acid continuously pushes the boundaries
of cartoon cavalcades to add Smithe's
own outlandish interpretation of the art form. The front cover says it
all: "Warning:
Do Not Watch Sober". But this is not
just a suggestion. It's a true safety measure. There is genius here. There is also great danger. One of the reasons why The Meaty McMeat Show is so hard to dismiss is that, in between all the puke, dick and death jokes, the artist inserts some clever and satirical content. Something about Meaty McMeat screams "genius" and "junk" - usually at the same time. This never dull diversion announces a new, nerd-like voice to the world of independent artistry. Nathan Smithe is a very disturbed young man, and the outlet for all his troubled thoughts, otherwise known as The Meaty McMeat Show, is a space-out masterpiece. As if making a 100-minute
movie about talking meat wasn't innovation enough, creator Smithe decided to doll up his DVD
presentation of the film with more bizarre bonus features than most Criterion Collection titles could
ever contain. Indeed, when placed along side the actual motion picture
experience, the digital dynamics of The
Meaty McMeat Show become unusually disturbed. There is no middle ground with Meaty McMeat. You will either love this likeable lump of human innards or find everything about it – from the animation to the sense of humor – as repugnant as Carrot Top's career. Like the gross-out greatness of The Ren and Stimpy Show when it first hit the airwaves or the DIY devilishness of very early South Park, The Meaty McMeat Show is something with so much potential that you can't help but give it a hand over some of the more amateurish shortcomings. Given a chance to germinate properly and grow exponentially, this could be the start of the "next big thing" in crackpot cartooning.
Nathan Smithe should be given some credit for turning his
tainted concept of comedy into a psychologically unsound set of
characters, as well as putting them through a prurient playlet for all
the world to see. So when, sometime in the future, the culture embraces
the borderline brain dead dimension of Meaty
and his pals and you can't escape the endless merchandising of 'Spackle
Me' Ermo dolls, don't say you
weren't warned. DVD Talk was
prescient enough to see the impending doom. And it laughed all the way
to the cellar to wait it out. Be prepared – and like Seth Brundle suggested, be
afraid.'(read the
whole article..)
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