This is one of those rare experiences that you have to see for yourself to fully appreciate what it is about. I had missed my first opportunity to see this, uh, film, when it was running at a second run theater ages ago. One simple production still of a walrus mating with a cat in a garter belt spoke a thousand words. I was curious but unable to go. Some of my friends saw it and found later that words escaped them, replaced by nervous laughter.
Now I know why.
"Meet The Feebles" is now available on video and DVD, and if you ever wondered what it would be like if The Muppets left the old theater and moved into a crack house, well this is your kind of movie. My wife went away for the weekend and so I seized this opportunity to try something I pretty much knew she wouldn't care to see. It starts off reasonably tame but gets raunchier and seedier as each scene progresses. You can probably imagine a fair bit, maybe you've even wondered what it would be like if Miss Piggy and Kermit finally got it on. But even still, almost certainly this film will surprise you in the depths that they go to. I imagine there are loads of teenagers who'd love this. I imagine fans of "Fritz the Cat" should definitely get into this.
I not quite sure what I'm feeling now that I've seen it. It's not regret, I've quelled my curiosity. It's truly not disgust; I'm not easily offended. No, I guess I'm glad my wife is away for the weekend, she would not have liked it and I probably would have sat through something I didn't want to watch in compensation. I'm thinking about the other films I left behind at the video store. I think I should've watched this with someone when I was really drunk. I think that might've helped.
Now I know why.
"Meet The Feebles" is now available on video and DVD, and if you ever wondered what it would be like if The Muppets left the old theater and moved into a crack house, well this is your kind of movie. My wife went away for the weekend and so I seized this opportunity to try something I pretty much knew she wouldn't care to see. It starts off reasonably tame but gets raunchier and seedier as each scene progresses. You can probably imagine a fair bit, maybe you've even wondered what it would be like if Miss Piggy and Kermit finally got it on. But even still, almost certainly this film will surprise you in the depths that they go to. I imagine there are loads of teenagers who'd love this. I imagine fans of "Fritz the Cat" should definitely get into this.
I not quite sure what I'm feeling now that I've seen it. It's not regret, I've quelled my curiosity. It's truly not disgust; I'm not easily offended. No, I guess I'm glad my wife is away for the weekend, she would not have liked it and I probably would have sat through something I didn't want to watch in compensation. I'm thinking about the other films I left behind at the video store. I think I should've watched this with someone when I was really drunk. I think that might've helped.