Duck, Duck, Goose! (2005)A blend of 60's Technicolor European romp and post-modern cynicism. Director:D.C. DouglasWriter:D.C. Douglas |
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Duck, Duck, Goose! (2005)A blend of 60's Technicolor European romp and post-modern cynicism. Director:D.C. DouglasWriter:D.C. Douglas |
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Lizzie
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| D.C. Douglas | ... |
Jacob
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| Bryan Cuprill | ... |
C.B.
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| Lisa Long | ... |
La Matchmaker
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Bess Meyer | ... |
La Giggly Girl
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| Dan Butler | ... |
Le Creepy Guy
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| Gina Marie Gian | ... |
La Crying Girl
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| Michael Cade | ... |
Le Romantic Guy
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| Diane Mizota | ... |
La Religious Girl
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| Courtenay Taylor | ... |
La Penis Woman
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Abraham Peraza | ... |
Le Opera Singer
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Lilia Popova | ... |
La Pianist
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Christopher Carroll | ... |
Le French Waiter
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'Duck, Duck, GOOSE!" has no explosions or boobies. Well, wait a minute... It does feature one boob named Jacob who longs to keep his ex-wife close-by for masochistic pleasure. There's also C.B., a nervous romantic with a hapless crush on an exotic burping beauty named Lizzie, who only wants to find a man with a mind like a woman, fall in love, and fly away to Paris. It's an intoxicating blend of early sixties European romp and post-modern cynicism in glorious technicolor! Written by Anonymous
It's tough to get laughs from a short flick, but this one managed to get me to fall into its wild and wacky premise from the start.
Clever,witty, engaging with the kind of lightning pace of a Malcolm in the Middle episode.
Strong writing, directing, and great comedic performances by the cast. The tone is set right from the start -- this is an over-the-top farce -- and never lets up. Farces aren't easy, either. They either try too hard or just plain aren't funny.
Tech credits are strong.
Shorts are a dicey medium -- most don't work, and the ones that do work don't work nearly as well as this one. Nice job!