Please delete this thread.
 

Ugh, delete please.

I accidentally posted a Hamburger Helper rant here. :lol:

Man, I saw this film. While the title of "please delete this thread" seemed like a good one, I think they should have stuck with the original title of "My flowers are so deleted"

Too much of a romantic comedy and too little on the actual drama. But I felt it at the end when that Hamburger rant came about.

Over all I would say it's a 4 out of 5

Too much CGI IMHO... :down:

Thanks. I needed to laugh today :)

I like HH as well. Good ol' Lasagna.

No topless Jessica Alba = no $ale

No bad, but it would have worked better if it was only 1:46 instead of 2:05 in run time.

Will definitely pick up the DVD or BD. They had better include a commentary.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djiVzejHKss

I think Ground Beef's going to give Daniel Day-Lewis a run for his money on Sunday. :up:

Keenan and Kel will be doing the commentary on the Please Delete This Thread: Criterion Collection DVD.

Best...Thread...Ever!!

nuff said, more later! :lol:

I just knew it wouldn't be long before they made a movie based on the modern spiritual successor to Abbie Hoffman's "Steal This Book."

Charbroiled, Eli! CHAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRBROILED! I eat your hamburger! I eat it up!

I'm still waiting for the "flying spaghetti monster" movie

I hear there's a sequel in the works! :)

joss whedon sucks.

Okay even for a nonsensical thread, huh?

Not uh.

Nuff said.

I wait for the unrated director's cut to come out. :)

Lindsay Lohan topless in the Adult Forum!

tl;dr

Where's my Good Burger Criterion DVD, man?

Can't wait to see what kind of gimmick the studio comes up with for the DVD packaging. A nice 2-Disc set packaged in my favorite HH box would be sick! :thumbsup:

The 4-disc BBC Video HD DVD has been out for a while, curious what they'll do with Toshiba's news today.

Always thought the box art looked cheaply photoshopped (okay, paintbrush'd... reaaaalllly slow day at work.)

http://img216.imageshack.us/img216/4566/67480654ry5.jpg

Is this an Alan Smithee film?

Does that BBC version have the David Attenborough or Sigourney Weaver narration?

Can't wait! :banana: