Dirty Rotten Scoundrel

that's hilarious. yeah - Jack demands that we watch this at least 10 times a day now as well. he seems to enjoy it more and more each time. he loves clapping along with the clapping scene at the end. pretty funny.

Dylan and I have watched this 7 times in a row! We love NYVS! But we adore Jack! xoxo Christine and Dylan

The following is a movie review written by my friend Dan Jacobson: Director Alex Collmer makes his directorial debut making a film about a washed-up baby boy. After many days of being MIA from the cleanliness, Jack Collmer, the film's main character, attempts to make a comeback to clean by submerging himself in the tepid pool of filth we commonly call a bath. Jack the character with authentic beauty and commanding consequence. Jack has always been a big fan favorite -- he is one of their own, a fearless bruiser the white working stiffs can root for against the assorted freaks, ethnic interlopers, outright villains, and baby shampoo that exist in this macho universe. This role is him -- taught buttocks, puffy face, battle-tested body -- and is so raw at times it hurts to watch, especially when his toys and his oversized thighs hit him in the nuts repeatedly while he is flailing on the ground. Not only does he look amazingly naked, he effectively humanizes what could be just another "naked kid chugging bathwater and hitting himself in the nuts" movie. Overall, due to Jack's performance, the film yields to the viewer's comforts but not without the audience to struggle, challenging the viewer to re-visit bath toys, thighs, and the vulgarity of tooth brushing. And the ability for Jack to allow the viewer to overcome the fact that the director did not use the score "Teenage Wasteland" speaks to the power of the performance. Rated T for Testicular Assault. 2 :

The beginning text moves way to fast across the screen. maybe you should try putting the text on different black slides, with 2 or 3 seconds each.