What I Love About Xmas

Release Date: 
December 25, 2007
Genre: 
Satire [Comedy]
Rated: 
R (Adult Language)
Run Time: 
3:32

"What do I love about Christmas? Wow. Where do I begin?..."

Enjoy the dark satire, and take comfort in the fact that somewhere in the world there's probably a family situation twice as crazy as yours.

This film contains adult language and bitter disillusionment. It is not for those sensitive to sacrilege. Viewer discretion is advised.

*UNCENSORED version is available at:
http://www.vimeo.com/452027

Credits

Written, Directed and Produced by Phil "Overman" Rice.

Tools used to create this series:

Awards


 

Wow. I am sorry it took me so long to get here. I'm not sold on moviestorm yet. But I am sold on the character of Overman...

The man who sheds light on all my personal neurosis.

Great stuff here sir.



 

That was not only well written, funny as all get out, and delivered with expert comedic timing, it was the best Moviestorm usage I've seen yet. The lighting of the sets, the life in the actors, it was all just stupendous. I especially loved the pivoting camera scene and the slow-mo follow as he falls to the floor. Thank you for the Christmas chuckles. I hope this Christmas day will be much nicer for you than your past examples.



 

The avi looks like Dave Ghrol. Hehe. Great ork Phil. Hilarious and true.



 

LOL i liked it. well done



 

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