Dudes: part duce

[Eric T. Jones]

Watch:
Google Video- video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3238667164900781818&hl=en
Vimeo- www.vimeo.com/clip=101272
YouTube- www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdWdUDd3Ng0

AVERAGE RATING: 3.6/4.0 (7 votes)

Runtime: 3:47/4:35 (film festival version with added title cards)
Number of Cuts (excluding title cards): 14
Initial Filming Date: January 16, 2005
Filming Wrap Date: January 16, 2005
Release Date: January 17, 2005
Classification: II (slapstick violence)

COMPLETE CAST AND CREW:

CAST
Eric T. Jones
Mr.Man
Aniket Das

CREW
Cinematographer- Eric T. Jones
Camera Operator- Richard Davis
Writer- Mr.Man
Director- Mr.Man

Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1 (letterbox, 16:9 master)

FUN FACT: The first Dead Moose, Inc. film to be color corrected.
FUN FACT: The word "dude" is used 44 times.
FUN FACT: There are a total of 16 slaps in the film (14 of which are in the climatic "duel").

[MrMan]

No ones voted for my stuff!!! Why!?
-MrMan

[Eric T. Jones]

Because nobody freeking registers, even though I tell in my updates.

...I'm giving the people the opportunity to vote, and none of them are taking it. ...no non-cast-and-crew members, that is.

[MrMan]

:Message to all;

Vote on my stuff!!! Oh, and join.

-MrMan

[kenny]

4/4 here too. From what little I saw of it, and muted at that!
_{Life. A crude substitute for video games.}

[MrMan]

Thank you.

-MrMan

[LordBob]

Good movie, odd, strange, and "Skywalker" was moving whilest Mr.Man's hand came about a foot from his face, but thats alright. Good Job, but the ending was odd. "You don't live in the US? Nooooo." Odd. wierd. funny.

[Eric T. Jones]

I liked the ending. That whole "I live in Europe" and "I live in India" thing is classic. Not to mention the sissy-boy slap party!

[bluesabre1]

I still think that last part needed funny music. And the middle was a little dry on jokes. And I would have given the movie a 2 if I were a slower reader.

[MrMan]

If Eric wants to put in ''Funny" music then I give him the complete permissio to do so. Does that make Bluesaber 1 a little bit happier?

-Hehe... MrMan

[LordBob]

Maybe you guys could do the "Three Stooges" music! Then it would really be like a stooge slap-fest! See, I'm full of Ideas!(No jokes of what else I'm full of.....)

[kenny]

I thought that unlicenced music was against Eric's policy, eh?

[Eric T. Jones]

Yup, absolutely out of my policy. I ain't puttin unlicenced music in, end of story.

[MrMan]

I know that this might be a little bit off topic but don't you mean using licenced music is against your policy, and unlicenced music is ok? Or is my brain just an egg in a blender, scrammbled?

-MrMan

[Eric T. Jones]

I mean unlicenced as in, the music is copyrighted and we haven't payed royalties for it.

Plenty of independent filmmakers have lived to regret using unlicenced music in their early films, including Sam Raimi and Trey Parker.