This is why we should have more Canada/UK/German film partnerships in the future.
I watched this epic w/ my family the other night. My son and I had to leave the room, as our laughing at the (unintentionally) funny bits was not allowing the rest of the group to enjoy lines spoken in a broken, German/California/Canadian accent. Memorable dialogue like, "Loud, you know...gun." Or, "You put pentathol in the I.V.?...WONDERFUL!!!!!" (Accompanied by a frenzied, wide-eyed German bad guy expression).
The shining moment came when little Nino was overcome w/ fear of an impending terrorist attack, and wrapped himself from head to toe in duct tape. This young talent has a future as our Homeland Defense spokeskid.
I also liked that there was a DOG in the movie for about 15 minutes. You know, CyberMUTT. Not the "Judd Nelson needs to pay his rent" two hour telethon.
When can we expect "Cybermutt II: Rebooted"?
I watched this epic w/ my family the other night. My son and I had to leave the room, as our laughing at the (unintentionally) funny bits was not allowing the rest of the group to enjoy lines spoken in a broken, German/California/Canadian accent. Memorable dialogue like, "Loud, you know...gun." Or, "You put pentathol in the I.V.?...WONDERFUL!!!!!" (Accompanied by a frenzied, wide-eyed German bad guy expression).
The shining moment came when little Nino was overcome w/ fear of an impending terrorist attack, and wrapped himself from head to toe in duct tape. This young talent has a future as our Homeland Defense spokeskid.
I also liked that there was a DOG in the movie for about 15 minutes. You know, CyberMUTT. Not the "Judd Nelson needs to pay his rent" two hour telethon.
When can we expect "Cybermutt II: Rebooted"?