Rejected (2000) 8.0
A hilarious collection of animated television commercials that were rejected because of their creator's failing grip on sanity. Director:Don HertzfeldtWriter:Don Hertzfeldt |
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Rejected (2000) 8.0
A hilarious collection of animated television commercials that were rejected because of their creator's failing grip on sanity. Director:Don HertzfeldtWriter:Don Hertzfeldt |
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| Don Hertzfeldt | ... |
Spoon Guy /
Banana /
Queen of France
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Robert May | ... |
Guy #1 /
Guy #2 /
Fluffy Guy /
Ticks Announcer /
Left Hand Characters
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| Jennifer Nyholm | ... |
Mother
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An animator's commissioned works, rejected because of their increasingly absurd and violent tone (reflecting the animator's own progressive breakdown), eventually find their entire animated world collapsing in upon itself. Written by Jon Reeves <jreeves@imdb.com>
From the same guy that brought us "Billy's Balloon" (the cartoon where the poor kid is being tormented by his homicidal balloon and "Ah L'amour" (where a guy is viciously torn apart by women he meets) comes "Rejected", perhaps one of the most twisted pieces of animation ever captured on film.
The end result is connection of absolutely bizarre stick-figure animated vignettes that make very little sense, although they are absolutely hilarious to watch. Through the course of the film, they progressively make less and less sense, until the animated world literally falls apart.
A huge step-up from his previous works, Dan Hertzfeldt's "Rejected" is stylistically simple, although very expressive and a huge technical achievement. And it's very, very funny. You thought the kid getting abused by his balloon in "Billy's Balloon" was funny? Wait until you see what happens when a guy wearing a normal hat walks into a room with a sign that says "Funny Hats Only."