Comments on: Three Movies I Liked http://thoughtcatalog.com/2010/baghead-three-movies-i-liked-king-of-kong/ Thought Catalog is an online magazine for people passionate about culture. Tue, 22 May 2012 22:45:00 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Baghead Kelly http://thoughtcatalog.com/2010/baghead-three-movies-i-liked-king-of-kong/comment-page-1/#comment-110859 Baghead Kelly Sat, 21 Jan 2012 18:45:00 +0000 http://thoughtcatalog.com/?p=3945#comment-110859 I like Donkey Kong, I like B-boy Junior and hell I even like bagheads but most of all I like beer. I like Donkey Kong, I like B-boy Junior and hell I even like bagheads but most of all I like beer.

]]> By: Jamie http://thoughtcatalog.com/2010/baghead-three-movies-i-liked-king-of-kong/comment-page-1/#comment-10831 Jamie Sun, 30 Jan 2011 22:32:32 +0000 http://thoughtcatalog.com/?p=3945#comment-10831 I felt genuine sadness for Steve Weibe. Everyone kept pronouncing his name incorrectly and he seemed unable to meet his full potential. The scene in which he cried softly hurt me right in the gut. I think Steve Weibe seems like a genuinely talented person in various arenas but it's almost a joke how he fails to be the best. I'm sure he thinks that about his life, too. That makes me sad.<br><br>The "hot sauce guy" was horribly passive aggressive and seemingly living in the past, the heyday of 1982. He had a minion of seemingly mildly autistic friends that worshipped him. He didn't seem like a real person, reminded me more of the uncle in Napoleon Dynamite - a caricature. I do not like him as a person, from what I saw.<br><br>I feel weird saying that the movie was riveting, but I found myself not blinking often. I felt genuine sadness for Steve Weibe. Everyone kept pronouncing his name incorrectly and he seemed unable to meet his full potential. The scene in which he cried softly hurt me right in the gut. I think Steve Weibe seems like a genuinely talented person in various arenas but it's almost a joke how he fails to be the best. I'm sure he thinks that about his life, too. That makes me sad.

The “hot sauce guy” was horribly passive aggressive and seemingly living in the past, the heyday of 1982. He had a minion of seemingly mildly autistic friends that worshipped him. He didn't seem like a real person, reminded me more of the uncle in Napoleon Dynamite – a caricature. I do not like him as a person, from what I saw.

I feel weird saying that the movie was riveting, but I found myself not blinking often.

]]> By: Socratesadams http://thoughtcatalog.com/2010/baghead-three-movies-i-liked-king-of-kong/comment-page-1/#comment-2713 Socratesadams Fri, 29 Oct 2010 20:40:09 +0000 http://thoughtcatalog.com/?p=3945#comment-2713 What we are truly afraid of is not being able to dance. What we are truly afraid of is not being able to dance.

]]> By: hbgwhem.tumblr.com http://thoughtcatalog.com/2010/baghead-three-movies-i-liked-king-of-kong/comment-page-1/#comment-2714 hbgwhem.tumblr.com Fri, 29 Oct 2010 20:37:22 +0000 http://thoughtcatalog.com/?p=3945#comment-2714 the hot sauce guy is what makes 'king of kong' great. he is dedicated to being awesome, while steve weibe is only occasionally awesome, but seems mostly focused on failing at being a husband/father/drummist/science teacher/ dk player. he should hang it up and move on to something more his speed like "bubble bobble" or that 3d version of tetris where you have to assemble a rubix cube and then maybe solve the rubix cube. i don't know, i don't think anyone has gotten that far in the game before to figure the next part out. <br>hot sauce man was married to dog the bounty hunter and i feel like that's a team that really can't be beat in video games or in food services. hot sauce man is the american dream and steve weibe is the reason america is almost at it's kill screen. <br>i haven't seen the other two films so i will say that 'planet b-boy' was probably just a mislabeled vhs of 'electric boogaloo 2' that you watched and that baghead movie is something that i always look at on streaming netflix, but then just end up searching to see if there were any 'sister act' movies that were released but flew under my radar. the hot sauce guy is what makes 'king of kong' great. he is dedicated to being awesome, while steve weibe is only occasionally awesome, but seems mostly focused on failing at being a husband/father/drummist/science teacher/ dk player. he should hang it up and move on to something more his speed like “bubble bobble” or that 3d version of tetris where you have to assemble a rubix cube and then maybe solve the rubix cube. i don't know, i don't think anyone has gotten that far in the game before to figure the next part out.
hot sauce man was married to dog the bounty hunter and i feel like that's a team that really can't be beat in video games or in food services. hot sauce man is the american dream and steve weibe is the reason america is almost at it's kill screen.
i haven't seen the other two films so i will say that 'planet b-boy' was probably just a mislabeled vhs of 'electric boogaloo 2' that you watched and that baghead movie is something that i always look at on streaming netflix, but then just end up searching to see if there were any 'sister act' movies that were released but flew under my radar.

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