Welcome to Firemind Cinema's Comedy Special. I watched a funny music video called 'Shoes' and decided to include it in a Cinema. I started to think about the video's comedy aspects and this got me thinking about television programs that have made me laugh. Since I like American, British, and Canadian comedy I have included examples of each type.
Shoes
Shoes - Length: 03:51 - Kelly is the creation of Liam Sullivan. She is a shoe obsessed teen and has her own MySpace page. The music is catchy and the video well paced. Note: Strong language.
If I were to label 'Shoes' I would call it 'Modern Internet' in the sense that many people will discover it online at YouTube or MySpace. It is short, sassy and Youth-oriented. These traits, plus the fact that it is a music video, make it a reflection of our times.
In Living Color
In Living Color was an American comedy show that broke many rules. I remember watching a skit after the LA Riots in which Jim Carey played Reginald Denney and danced to 'Achy Breaky Head'. I remember laughing and feeling an odd mix of guilt and chagrin about feeling guilty.
My favourite sketches featured Blaine and Antoine: the gay film critics. They were funny and irreverent.
Men on Films - In Living Color - Length: 03:47
Benny Hill
I first encountered Benny Hill when I went to university and saw it on an American TV station. Late at night several of us students would eat popcorn and watch old shows including this one. I was already a fan of British comedy and Benny Hill became one of my favourite shows. 'The Messenger' is an example of the silent Chaplin-like slapstick that Hill was good at.
Benny Hill - The Messenger - Length: 04:39
Wayne and Shuster
Wayne and Shuster were a Canadian comedy duo. I remember watching their specials on CBC when I was growing up. I liked them even though I usually preferred British or American comedy to Canadian shows.
I found two funny videos. The first is a parody of Shakespeare and the second a parody of Star Trek. The remaining parts of 'Star Shtick' can be found linked from the YouTube listing. The full sketch lasts around 30 minutes.
The Shakespearean Baseball Game - Length: 07:51
Wayne & Shuster's "Star Shtick" Part 1 of 4 - Length: 07:50
Well, I hope you enjoyed this special edition of Firemind Cinema.
Cheers.
Saturday, November 11, 2006
Firemind Cinema 19: The Comedy Special
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Saturday, October 14, 2006
Firemind Cinema 18
It's been a while since we had a 'Cinema' at Firemind. Today I have two videos for you: a music video and a very funny short film.
Michael Jackson's Thriller Indian Style - this is an odd version of the famous music video. (Thanks Shahid)
Shanks - What happens when a guy has to go pee but can't? What do you do when guys talk to you while you're at the urinal?
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Saturday, July 15, 2006
Firemind Cinema 17
The first film is a short comedy sketch set in the men's room. It is funny.
True Friends
The second video is about 20 minutes long. It is the story of a farm boy and his chicken. It is an interesting and well made film.
Chicken Boy
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Friday, November 04, 2005
Cinema
Firemind Cinema is an ongoing project where I present interesting videos for you to watch. I usually post them on Wednesdays. Sometimes I also post Sunday Matinees.
Firemind Cinema
Firemind Cinema 2
Firemind Cinema 3: Sunday Matinee
Firemind Cinema 4
Firemind Cinema 5
Firemind Cinema 6: Sunday Matinee
Firemind Cinema 7: Halloween Special
Firemind Cinema 8
Firemind Cinema 9.
The Internet Is Awesome - contains two interesting videos and discusses my cinemas.
Firemind Cinema 10
Firemind Cinema 11
Firemind Cinema 12
Firemind Cinema 13
Firemind Cinema 14
Firemind Cinema 15
Firemind Cinema 16
Firemind Cinema 17
Firemind Cinema 18
Firemind Cinema 19: The Comedy Special
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