F*CK THAT MOVIE to Return to Videology, Today
On Friday, November 13 at 9pm, Williamsburg hotspot Videology presents F*CK THAT MOVIE, a monthly comedy show where comedians, writers and actors present powerpoint presentations on why your favorite movie's suck.
Hosted by Anna Drezen (Reductress, How May We Hate You) and Joel Kim Booster (MTV), the show takes no prisoners and no movie is safe. Anything from beloved indie flicks to Oscar Bait to cult classics can be bashed at this show. Past presentations have focused on why The Social Network, Up, and Schindler's List are all terrible movies. While this may seem ruthless, audience members have the opportunity to rebutt any points made during the show and at the end, there is a vote to determine which presentation was the most convincing.
"We're trying to give a voice to people's private hatred" said Anna Drezen. "We're here to let you know it's OKAY if you didn't think American Beauty was all that."
The line-up for F*CK THAT MOVIE on November 13 is:
Charla Lauriston (Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt)
Cole Escola (Difficult People)
Maeve Higgins (Inside Amy Schumer)
Jordan Temple (MTV)
"Every day a terrible movie gets greenlit" said Joel Kim Booster. "And we're giving these comedians a chance to stand up for the truth.."
Tickets for this event are $5. For more information on Fuck that Movie visit videologybarandcinema.com/events/fck-that-movie-2/.
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