SP: BLU on Pay-Per-View!!!

The funniest movie of the 20th Century is available on Pay-Per-View NOW. Just 6 months after it was in theaters, and just one month after being released on home video.

People in this newsgroup were complaining about the high price of the tape, but anyone who is patient enough to wait another month can have a copy for $4 plus the price of a blank tape.

BTW, I decorated a video box with newspaper ads for the movie which I had cut out when the film was still in theaters. I *knew* it would be a film that I would definitely want to own.

SP: BLU is the *only* film I've seen in theaters more than once. (A total of 4 times, to be exact.)

BLU was a really good movie, but I wouldn't call it "the funniest movie of the 20th century", in my opinion.

Eric Perlin wrote in message news:85f9ca$452e$[email]...

I'd say it was the funniest, and best movie of 1999.

Nospam wrote...

You're right. "South Park" is only the second funniest movie of the 20th century. The funniest by far was "Asses of Fire" with Terrance and Philip.

I thought BLU was TOTALLY AWESOME! I wonder how CC will go about editing it when (or if) they show it. I hope they don't chop it to bits and make it sucky.

Steve Sutton wrote in message news:85n045$l6j$[email]...

I find it funny how Comedy Central cuts out the words "God damn" and "son-of-a-bitch" from movies, yet they don't cut any of those words from South Park.

Steve Sutton wrote...

They probably won't show it at all. BLU will probably be seen on all the premium movie channels: HBO, Cinemax, etc. but I doubt it will ever end up on a station that would have to edit it. There just wouldn't be anything left.

(I could be wrong, however. TNT once showed a censored version of "Lenny.")

"Eric Perlin" wrote in message news:85m21p$440g$[email]... .

I suppose it was funny, but the animation was all crappy.