Mr Lime
Distinguished Member
"SOMEONE HAS SENT ME A BOWEL MOVEMENT!!!"
At last!!! John Waters' magnum opus, 'Pink Flamingos' -probably the ultimate celluloid atrocity- comes to Blu-ray, courtesy of Criterion!
And appropriately enough it comes packaged in a plain brown wrapper. The packaging actually reproduces a parcel in the film that contains a human turd, sent by the villains of the piece to our heroine, the one and only Divine.
A battle between two warring families for the title of 'The Filthiest People Alive', probably the best way to sum up the effect of this meisterwerk, came from a friend of mine after I introduced him to its delights, when he said...
"Luckily I was laughing so much, it took my mind off throwing up!"
If I didn't love Criterion already, this would seal our love for eternity! Christmas comes early for me this year - June 28th!
No word of a UK release yet, but Criterion UK has released three John Waters titles so far and the BBFC a couple of years ago finally passed the film completely uncut for the first time, although no distributor has yet released the uncut version on disc.
At last!!! John Waters' magnum opus, 'Pink Flamingos' -probably the ultimate celluloid atrocity- comes to Blu-ray, courtesy of Criterion!
And appropriately enough it comes packaged in a plain brown wrapper. The packaging actually reproduces a parcel in the film that contains a human turd, sent by the villains of the piece to our heroine, the one and only Divine.
A battle between two warring families for the title of 'The Filthiest People Alive', probably the best way to sum up the effect of this meisterwerk, came from a friend of mine after I introduced him to its delights, when he said...
"Luckily I was laughing so much, it took my mind off throwing up!"
If I didn't love Criterion already, this would seal our love for eternity! Christmas comes early for me this year - June 28th!
No word of a UK release yet, but Criterion UK has released three John Waters titles so far and the BBFC a couple of years ago finally passed the film completely uncut for the first time, although no distributor has yet released the uncut version on disc.