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Kids in the Hall - Brain Candy [DVD]

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Kids in the Hall - Brain Candy [DVD]

Genre Kids & Family Format Color, Dolby, Closed-captioned, DVD, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC Contributor Paul Bellini, Janeane Garofalo, Mark McKinney, Craig Northey, Brendan Fraser, David A. Makin, Steven Drake, Dave Foley, Bruce McCulloch, Kevin McDonald, Scott ThompsonPaul Bellini, Janeane Garofalo, Mark McKinney, Craig Northey, Brendan Fraser, David A. Makin, Steven Drake, Dave Foley, Bruce McCulloch, Kevin McDonald, Scott Thompson Language English, French Runtime 1 hour and 29 minutes

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Name : Kids in the Hall - Brain Candy [DVD]

Categories : TV Series dvd

Price : $17.00

Number of discs : 12

Genre : TV Series

Item condition : Brand New

weight : 0.40kg

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About Kids in the Hall - Brain Candy [DVD]

Moviegoers never caught on to its brilliance, but Brain Candy is a smart, outrageously inventive vehicle for Canada's most irreverent comedy troupe. The subtly subversive plot is about society's ongoing search for the perfect "happy drug," and the Kids inhabit a multitude of costumes and characters as they celebrate--and lament--the invention of "Gleemonex," the ultimate antidepressant, which locks users into their happiest memories... and subsequently renders them comatose. No worries for the Roritor Chemical Company; they don't care much about side effects! With rampant riffs on heavy-metal doomsayers, closeted gay husbands (resulting in Scott Thompson's hilarious coming-out musical), blissed-out grandmothers, and all varieties of corporate greed-mongers, Brain Candy is almost too hip for its own good, combining Pythonesque ingenuity with cutting social satire. As a comedic experiment it's hit-and-miss, but with the cross-dressing Kids running the show, it's likely to leave you laughing out loud. --Jeff Shannon