Scanning the offerings at Netflix the other day, I fell victim to this title: Oranges: Revenge of the Eggplant. Huh?
Well. I began watching, and knew I had stumbled into a bizarre world of doodled on fruits, playhouse sets, and awkward voice overs. Plus, violence prevailed. Toy tanks! Death squads! ( This orange, like, exploded?) Bananas in burka-like coverings...
I hopped forward through the entire affair, with Dr. Sunkist and the Evil Eggplant et al. I suppose this animated flick has a cult following---it's not the only one with the Oranges. The first, apparently, was created for a high school art class.
Rent it, readers. See for yourselves. ( Perfect date flick.) Orange yuh gonna?
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A large head of (unspeakable) iceberg lettuce did appear in the flick, but no cabbage...
Posted by: Foodie | May 05, 2007 at 04:52 PM
This follows the storied history of action fruits and intrepid vegatables. Revenge of
the Tomato, Mr Potato head gone wild, and even the Christian hijacking produce in the form of Veggietales. The latter more likely to make youngsters frightened of carrots and so on.
May I advise developing a dancing head of cabbage as it's spokes veggie?
Posted by: Charles Coumadin | May 04, 2007 at 04:35 PM