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Tom Judd’s Bruce actually came out in 2009, according to the description (Judd’s graduation film from the Royal College of Art, apparently), but I hadn’t seen it before and it’s really cool, which is “news” enough for me. If you’ve already seen it, good for you, you can have +5 cool points to redeem for a jacket button or fedora flair.
Anyway, it’s too bad John Moore and Skip Woods never saw this, because it’s at least 10 times better than the plot of A Good Day To Die Hard. A little post-modern, sure…
The “disposal” scene especially killed me. Reminded me of that old SNL “Bathroom Monkey” sketch.
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“And when it’s cleaning power is all used up, simply pick up another in one of three decorative colors.”