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So I watched Gas-s-s-s...
Dec. 28th, 2010 04:11 pmAlso known as Gas! or It Became Necessary To Destroy The World In Order To Save It.
I think there is one scene in this movie that perfectly encapsulates the feeling that this film engenders within myself.
Early on in the film, the two lead protagonists leave Dallas to roam, and every other scene there is a shot of roadside signs reading "VISIT THE ORACLE, FIND THE ANSWER". As these signs keep cropping up throughout the movie, it's not too much of a stretch to believe that these guys are making their merry way to find this Oracle, and the answer it provides, meeting weird people and getting involved in strange situations.
About an hour into the film, our heroes find the Oracle. Or, to be more exact, a massive message scrawled on one of the biggest rocks: THERE IS NO ANSWER BUT KEEP LOOKING -- THE ORACLE.
A long excursion with some kind of a point that turns out to be utterly worthless. That is Gas-s-s-s in a nutshell.
( But wait! There's more! )
I think there is one scene in this movie that perfectly encapsulates the feeling that this film engenders within myself.
Early on in the film, the two lead protagonists leave Dallas to roam, and every other scene there is a shot of roadside signs reading "VISIT THE ORACLE, FIND THE ANSWER". As these signs keep cropping up throughout the movie, it's not too much of a stretch to believe that these guys are making their merry way to find this Oracle, and the answer it provides, meeting weird people and getting involved in strange situations.
About an hour into the film, our heroes find the Oracle. Or, to be more exact, a massive message scrawled on one of the biggest rocks: THERE IS NO ANSWER BUT KEEP LOOKING -- THE ORACLE.
A long excursion with some kind of a point that turns out to be utterly worthless. That is Gas-s-s-s in a nutshell.
( But wait! There's more! )
