Guy Makes Film Censors Watch Paint Dry for 10 Hours
The British Board of Film Classification describes Charlie Lyne's Paint Drying as "a film showing paint drying on a wall. It contains no material likely to offend or harm" and "should be suitable for audiences aged 4 years and over." The cost of that classification: more than $6,000.
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Leave it to a Brit to expose the ridiculousness of a system by passive-aggressively following the rules of a system to the letter.
Quote:Leave it to a Brit to expose the ridiculousness of a system by passive-aggressively following the rules of a system to the letter.
Is this a lesson about Neville Chamberlain?
I thought it had a great plot and sub-plot :teehee:
You mean primer coat and second coat.
They totally ripped of the last Mad Max movie.
Will probably win an award at the next Cannes festival.
What an ending! The last fifteen minutes had me on the edge of my seat.
I kept waiting for the Hawaiian Punch man to bust through the wall. Oh Yeah.
Quote:I kept waiting for the Hawaiian Punch man to bust through the wall. Oh Yeah.
I think you got the Hawaiian Punch man mixed up with the Kool Aid Man, Oh Yeah!