love it or hate it?
i watched one of the special features on my dvd and mike said something about how he thought it wouldnt fit into the movie or something, dont quote me on that, i was watching it half asleep at like 3am
personally i think its great and dont feel its out of place in the movie at all
take it from our drummer puff, being good it gets you stuff
That scene was pure bad-ass!
The music, the art, and Beavis and Butt-Head in one = AWESOME!
What we think, we become.
The thing is the sequence is, according to test audiences, the best and worst part of the film. Some thought it was the best because it as just simply epic and it's just eye candy. However, those that hated it hated the fact that it really didn't NEED to be in the movie, and it just sort of randomly came about. Mike felt the same say. But hey, MTV wanted a music video in the movie, and Mike sure blew the doors off on this one.
"Stupid Banana-Raincoat-Wearin' B****."
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But was eating the wild cactus necessary?
shareYes, he was dying of thirst and probably starvation too. Normally cactus contain water and can be used in dire situations. Somehow beavis remembered this, probably one of the few facts that he absorbed in school, "don't cactus have water in them..."
That cactus was obviously drawn to be peyote, a strong hallucinogenic. Hence the crazy scene. It makes perfect sense, and I fail to see the the source of confusion.
The song that played is Ratfinks, Suicide Tanks and Cannibal Girls by White Zombie
shareI love when Mike talks about it on the DVD commentary and mentions how he had a dream about how it might've played out originally leading up to that.
Beavis and Butthead are walking through the desert. Butthead says "This movie sucks!" and Beavis replies "Yeah. It's not going anywhere!"
Pro wrestling is neither real nor fake. It's magic!
I think Mike Judge knows that fans of his enjoy a toke now and then.
That scene was just a playful little trip - not too long, not too short.
It was drawn by Rob Zombie to go with the song he made for the movie. I never read this for a fact but as a fan of Mr. Zombies I have grown up on his cassette tapes and CD's and looked at lots of his art inside the covers. Yes I said cassette Tapes, they actually were around longer than u'd think.
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That's completely awesome; I never knew that before.
I love how Rob Zombie seemed to somewhat adapt the artistic-style of like Basil Wolverton and R. Crumb, which are who I immediately thought of when I first saw the sequence.
It IS especially awesome, and like most of the other posters in this thread above, I don't see how one could justify that the scene happens "randomly" (it's obviously because Beavis had taken a big bite of a 'shroom) or that it doesn't fit with the rest of the film (because it totally fits like so perfectly).
The first time I saw it, I was kinda stoned out of my head while watching the movie--it was waaay awesome hehehehehe Yay, Beavis and Butt-Head! And yay, Rob Zombie! hehehehe
I think it was, to use a favourite B & B word, COOL. Rob Zombies' artwork is impressive.
What do you think this is, a signature? It's a way of life!
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I like that scene and always thought it looks like some Lords of Acid CD artwork mixed with some old school Ren & Stimpy & White Zombie lol and it makes me think of the Pink Elephants sequence from Dumbo. I could totally go for a full length feature film with some kind of story going on in that world.
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