Aa Carbonara? olhe as taxas!!! Já prás bandas de Areias Pretas(como diz um chegado) eu vou ter que encarar um smorgasbord, cortesia dos sobrinhos noruegueses....
pia us prato: Smorgasboard #2 <http://www.psychsplash.com/2007/07/31/smorgasboard-2/> [image: Smorgasbord]<http://www.psychsplash.com/wp-content/uploads/istock_000001870577xsmall.jpg> Só espero não ficar mais parecido com o 'abaixo figurado' do que já sou... Clip Joint: A smorgasbord of eating-related moments Welcome back to the Clip Joint, our weekly roundup of top cinema clips on the internet. This week I've been gorging on food in film. 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Taxidermia Welcome back to the Clip Joint, our weekly roundup of top cinema-related clips on the internet, to a specific theme. This week, food. Fast Food Nation's "shit in the meat" revelations<http://film.guardian.co.uk/news/story/0,,2074146,00.html>haven't exactly dazzled UK critics, but the movie certainly taps into a writhing smorgasbord of inedibility, nausea and other feelings of disgust that frequently sweep over the screen when a meal is served up. Judging by a lot of films, you wouldn't have thought anyone actually enjoyed eating. Sex, food's twin deity, generally has to be on the menu too before the juices start flowing. Please keep your own links and comment rolling in below, as well as any suggestions for future themes. 1) Anyone who enjoyed the "barforama"<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STB4s7Qhf40>in Rob Reiner's Stand By Me is going to love forthcoming Hungarian film Taxidermia (out July 13). A surreal family saga in three parts, the middle section is about champion eater Kalman Balatony, and the gruelling mastication<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aL9JPDtjP0s&mode=related&search=>regime he undergoes to be communist Hungary's champion chomper. The film is brilliant, perverse and nowhere near as dumb as it sounds. 2) A classic from the attic. The incarcerated Paul Newman undergoes the opposite of hunger strike <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=em78VB52vnQ>, in Cool Hand Luke. 3) Four washed-up Italian bourgeoisie, led by Marcello Mastroianni, opt to eat themselves to death: La Grand Bouffe is the quintessential long-winded Euro art-flick. Here, Mastroianni helps a fellow gourmand to "deliver" a particularly pregnant-looking fart<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TMttbT_TPY&mode=related&search=>. A cheap belly laugh or something playing into the food-sex-death-life axis? Take it however you wish. 4) Never to be bound by convention, Werner Herzog makes good on a vow to a fellow film-maker and eats his shoe<http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoID=1785111570>. It's the kebab shop formula: garlic, rosemary and plenty of chili sauce can render anything palatable, apparently. 5) But food doesn't have to be a chore, a compulsion, the straw that broke Mr Creosote's back <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrkibRStjrM>, or the prelude to a soft rock sex scene. Sometimes it's a pleasure. Pixar's next outing is Ratatouille, about a cuisine-obsessed rodent who's convinced that it is his destiny to work in a great kitchen. Here's nine minutes of it<http://www.totaleclips.com/Player/Bounce.aspx?eclipid=b10098&bitrateid=260&vendorid=600>(it's out October 5) introduced by director Brad Bird. Looks cracking. Reader's favourite title sequences from last week's blog 1) Saul Bass's name, unsurprisingly, brought repeat mentions. Psycho's cracked typography and manic graphics <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7p1v6NWnhw>(from 1min 37) and North By Northwest's urbane grandeur <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPP5jx-kx0Y> (from 8min 33) bring back fond memories. Extra shout-out to Bernard Herrmann for the music in both, of course. 2) David Fincher's work has raised the bar in recent years and without, unlike other major-league directors, hiring big names to produce the titles. Step up Fight Club's surge from synapse to suicide bid<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uh92KwkN0SQ>, Panic Room's tense agoraphobia<http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/film/2007/05/%3C%22http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psA5MvrMFRc%22>and, of course, Se7en: more disturbing in two minutes eight seconds <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yALjuJcfg90> than an entire Saw boxset. 3) I've never seen Soylent Green, but the opening montage<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7p1v6NWnhw>(from 5min 18), from Victorian sepia idyll to metropolitan swagger to top-heavy dystopia, made me want to. 4) The lush, trim, psychedelic intro to 1975's Return of the Pink Panther<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2JHT-9U5lU>. It's what zookeepers probably see if they've been at the ketamine again. 5) More from the recent new wave of hyper-slick Illustrator-created animated credits, but Thank You For Smoking's homage to the evil wiles of cigarette packaging <http://shadowplaystudio.com/smoking.html> has every aesthetic detail nailed down, a perfect fit for the film's sly tone. 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