Krishna group in Hawaii
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Date: September 23, 2007 09:48PM
The movie ideas seem never-ending! Here's a few more!
[b:a0d0d3029f]Lies my Guru told me [/b:a0d0d3029f](Drama, PG-13)
A story of love and happiness; of truth and liberation; of knowledge and God; of purity and humility. In the end all these promises turn out to be all lies. A moving drama from the eyes of a disciple who has given up everything to follow the path of an enlightened guru to a dark end.
[b:a0d0d3029f]The Jagged Guru [/b:a0d0d3029f](Comedy, PG-13)
A Story of a teacher with rough edges. Hear him bring profanity to a whole new level; See him throw infantile tantrums over his meals and watch him mistreat his students in the most sadistic, egotistical and irrational misdemeanor. Guaranteed that you'll die laughing.
[b:a0d0d3029f]The Guru - the bad and the ugly [/b:a0d0d3029f](Western-style action comedy, R for profanities and violence)
Quentin Tarantino, watch out! A western-styled beach-bum bars his way into the guru-business and gains cult-following. His god-like status corrupts him, turns him into the bad and the ugly. If you're for a classy comedy, this movie is not for you. Scenes of extremely violent acts like The Guru beheading and and turning a yamadots (devil) into a corned beef, despite of The Guru being a vegetarian. The "man with many names" coolly walks away, under the the original's background Django music (the flute) and wipes the blood from his samurai, then mutters: "Go ahead, I'll make my tea!"
[b:a0d0d3029f]The Extortionist [/b:a0d0d3029f](Horror, Strictly For Adults Only)
A guru who claims to possess mystic power - can talk to God and could cast out the devil out of you. Guess what? These don't come free. You have to donate from 25 to 50% of your salary to his mission; plus, you have to give up your family, friends and loved ones if they don't agree. And guess what again - they don't work! He can't talk to God, the devil is an accomplice and he can't even take care of himself, that's why he needs you, morons! The final end is when The Extortionist meets his match - a highly-possessed young woman, capable of spewing out streams of poison from her mouth. Who will win the duel? Is it the Extortionist with his pseudo mystical power or the girlie with a rotating head? You'll have to go and see this exciting horror flick!
[b:a0d0d3029f]Sai Wars Trilogy [/b:a0d0d3029f](Sci-fi Blockbuster, For All Ages)
[b:a0d0d3029f]A New Dope [/b:a0d0d3029f]
Long, long ago and far, far away, in an island of Hawaii, a young, acid-popping, surf dude's delusional battle against the Empire Iskcon, against the offensive, against the mental speculators, against demoniacs and against the homosexuals begins. Armed with the white light savvy, he transforms himself from Sai to Jagad Guru, the Teacher of the World, only to find out that the world is not buying his delusion, only his handful followers do. (oh, those clowns!)
[b:a0d0d3029f]The Empire Chants Back[/b:a0d0d3029f]
After suffering a setback from much controversies like drugs and arms smuggling; abuses on women and children, including sexual; and money laundering and misappropriation, the Empire tries to clean up its acts to try to reform its image. As the Empire gains its reputation back, the Jagad and his rebel forces chant in obscurity.
[b:a0d0d3029f]The Return of the Jagad[/b:a0d0d3029f]
Not to be outchanted, the Jagad reinvents himself into a more contemporary preacher of not just Vedic but also of Christian knowledge. Instead of being the backward sanyasi, he's now a happily married guru; instead of donning the outdated dhoti, he now is plain-clothed; instead of displaying the chanting beads, he and followers enjoy the clickers; the bead-bags are turned into gun holsters for his bodyguards; the usual shaved heads and sikha is now a no-no, the rebel forces can now enjoy back their usual locks, albeit more clean cut than the hippie-style from which they started; and instead of temple-worship, sankirtan in the streets and distributing prasadam to people, they have recluse themselves into their quiet homes, centres and teach relaxation-meditation, massage and other health therapies to recruit new members. Aside from enjoying limited success as a TV personality, the Jagad is also an accomplished recording artist. Something his guru Bhaktiyodanta never accomplished because of his broken English and his relatively mediocre singing. He also groomed his wife, Queeny to be a yoga superstar on TV and a handful of students to successfully run for and won political office to someday bring his dogma of The False to the mightiest nation in the known Universe. Not bad for a spoiled kid from Louisiana who once swore not to ever work in his life, to be living as a millionaire, watching peacefully the sun as it sets down at the horizon from his wealthy beachfront abode in a far, far away island of Hawaii.
Prequels (Coming soon on DVD to DTE outlets near you):
[b:a0d0d3029f]Phant-Aum Menace
Attack of the Clowns
Revenge of the Sid[/b:a0d0d3029f]
[b:a0d0d3029f]The Wizard of Odds[/b:a0d0d3029f]. (Musical, Comedy, For All Ages)
A story of a girl lost in a big city. After misadventures the long road to the City of Odds, meeting friends and many Wiz along the way, they finally reach the wonderful City of Odds and its divine leader, the Wiz. But unlike the first movie this story adapted itself from, this girl is not so little anymore. She gives up her ruby slippers and exchanged them for jade ones, the phony provided as a gift. She chose to stay with the Wiz Wiz instead despite learning she, the Wizzy and anybody else are all equals, and tells the friends and the Good Witch of the North, who guided them along the way to: "Fuck off! I'm staying here with the wizzy, woozy Wiz in this wonderful, wonderful City of Odds."
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