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An anthropologist from an alien planet provides voice-over commentary for a documentary look at human courtship, mating, and reproduction: "complex, perverse, tragically beautiful: the earthbound human." The commentary gets some of the details comically wrong (explaining the slap on a newborn's back: "they don't like the looks of the child so they beat it"), but gets right the overall idea. We follow Billy and Jenny from their meeting at a club, initial misunderstandings, his losing her phone number, finally connecting, walks on the beach, soulful talks, meeting each other's parents, friends' advice, and the gradual taking of the relationship to new levels. Written by
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When we first see the newborn, there is no umbilical cord. A few shots later, the doctors cut the umbilical cord.
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Quotes
The Female:
[
the female told the male she is pregnant]
Say something.
The Male:
Uh, it is mine, isn't it?
The Female:
Say something better!
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Crazy Credits
Helicopter Did you see any helicopter scenes?
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Connections
Spoofs
The Terminator (1984)
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Soundtracks
"Higher"
Words and Music by
Michael Bramon
Produced and Performed by
Michael Bramon and the Groove Fanatics
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Bored, nothing to do, love a laugh, well this could be the perfect gap filler. Mating Habits of the Earthbound Human (MHOTEH) could have quickly degenerated into the usual 'tit flick', but thanks to some very clever writing & the superb narration of David Hyde-Pierce this movie is lifted above others of its genre. I won't spoil MHOTEH by commenting on various scenes, however, the birth scene is not to be missed. Reality TV, who needs it!. A word of warning though, there is some very strong language & some very visual sex scenes, so discretion is required for younger viewers.