Hagiography Today
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Hagiography Today
This video was largely made possible by the Patron Saint Index
Interestingly enough, our quest for a "cheap cable access TV show set" resulted in probably the most set dressing we have ever done for a video.
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Interestingly enough, our quest for a "cheap cable access TV show set" resulted in probably the most set dressing we have ever done for a video.
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Wow. That was truly amazing! ^^ I loved it. You've done it again, LRR! Super job. When I saw the title, I was scared it would be insulting, being a Roman Catholic and fond of saints myself, but it was amazing. I loved the line about Mary, Mother of God... xDD Sweet job, guys, keep it up. ^^ (I think I repeated myself a few times... ah well, you get the idea. ^^)
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Quite incredible You captured the essence of cheap cable TV with a dash of professionally and a cast who is genuinely interested in a rather obscure topic and tries to put a fresh spin on something very very old .
Cinematographically it was well laid out Factually well done, and genuinely funny (how many books of saints did you go through? )
Cinematographically it was well laid out Factually well done, and genuinely funny (how many books of saints did you go through? )
Whoopsie! Logic and sanity are back there throwing banannas at each other!
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Eh, the concept was funny, but I wasn't entertained. I mean, I know it was supposed to be a little dry, but I was choking. LRR's ideas are consistently funny, and the script-writing is clever, but I'd like to see more dynamic plots in future productions. Sometimes it's a little monotonous, like with the silent game and snakes on a plane and such. Keep up the intelligent humor, and improve on more changing plots to keep those with shorter attention spans happy!
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I liked it, a few things though
At the start when Graham says "Thank you, Ted" The sound is all off (don't really know if it matters though)
Also, what did I tell you about more shots? Graham talking got slightly boring, but not as bad as the Sand Wich (Sandwhich man....Grilled cheese man).
My favorite part had to be all the icnos with the "Allrich" or "Ollrich" part near the end (I can't tell how to spell it )
All in all it was good. But I have to sorta agree with that guy, the grilled-cheese sandwhich man is starting to bore me. It's good dialogue and all, just extremely dry for me. Anywho, good job on this one
At the start when Graham says "Thank you, Ted" The sound is all off (don't really know if it matters though)
Also, what did I tell you about more shots? Graham talking got slightly boring, but not as bad as the Sand Wich (Sandwhich man....Grilled cheese man).
My favorite part had to be all the icnos with the "Allrich" or "Ollrich" part near the end (I can't tell how to spell it )
All in all it was good. But I have to sorta agree with that guy, the grilled-cheese sandwhich man is starting to bore me. It's good dialogue and all, just extremely dry for me. Anywho, good job on this one
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Saint Bernadette of Sienna?
Well done.
Well done.
"Some people walk in the rain. Others just get wet."
Patchwork Champions - “It's not like I actually used Mozart's corpse the last time I unleashed a celebrity zombie against you.”
Patchwork Champions - “It's not like I actually used Mozart's corpse the last time I unleashed a celebrity zombie against you.”
Graham wrote:They're all real, btw.
Like everything, every saint, every patronage... it's all real.
Bernadette of Sienna is real?
But it... the name... it's just a pun! Burnt Sienna! Bweh?!
*brain explodes*
"Some people walk in the rain. Others just get wet."
Patchwork Champions - “It's not like I actually used Mozart's corpse the last time I unleashed a celebrity zombie against you.”
Patchwork Champions - “It's not like I actually used Mozart's corpse the last time I unleashed a celebrity zombie against you.”
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"Patron saint of syphillus... and VDs"
Yeah, Syphillus is a VD. So booyah.
Decent show, but I've gotta at least somewhat agree with the others in saying that you've set the bar higher than this; it just felt a touch undercooked.
Yeah, Syphillus is a VD. So booyah.
Decent show, but I've gotta at least somewhat agree with the others in saying that you've set the bar higher than this; it just felt a touch undercooked.
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