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Are you kidding me? Why didn't one of us think of this first? Regardless...this makes my dick hard.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...ed-documentary
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...ed-documentary
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Officially awaiting Douchebagnacht II since
May 7, 2010
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Threw 5 bucks there way to get a copy of the digital download, apparently your name goes in the credits too.Originally posted by Irish George View PostIf you’re not from here, you don’t understand it. If you don’t understand it, you hate it. And if you hate it, we hate you.
"Philadelphia is the only city, where you can experience the thrill of victory and the agony of reading about it the next day." by Mike Schmidt -
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DONE.Officially awaiting Douchebagnacht II since
May 7, 2010
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CALL TO ARMS All IGGLEPHANS!!!!
....get your sleepy offseason crying azzzzzzzzes off the couch and let's get behind this promo!!
We need Igglephans all up in this credit list!!"I feel much better now that my pants are on."- overheard conversation at a GayteComment
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They contacted the board.
I endorse this project.
See below.
Hello,
We are writing to call your attention to an upcoming Kickstarter campaign that will raise funds for a film about the Eagles-Cowboys rivalry, a documentary told entirely from the point of view of Philadelphia fans. The title of the film, “Dallas Sucks: A Completely Biased Documentary” captures the tongue-in-cheek, self-aware, and hilarious tone of the documentary.
https://vimeo.com/172628633
In our first round of shooting, conducted last season, we interviewed local luminaries such as Governor Ed Rendell, Hall of Fame writer Ray Didinger, WIP hosts Glen Macnow, Ike Reese, and Howard Eskin, 97.5 morning show host Anthony Gargano, and a handful of bloggers, comedians, academics, and everyday fans. But this is a film that is just as much about the culture, attitude, and history of Philadelphia as it is about the outcomes of football games. In essence, we view this as a chance for Philadelphia fans to tell our side of the story. Now we need the help of the people of Philadelphia to complete the project.
The filmmakers are based in Los Angeles, but both grew up as die-hard Philadelphia sports fans across the Ben Franklin Bridge in Marlton, New Jersey. Brian Bennett, the director and producer, has worked on many commercial and digital projects, but his claim to fame was as a cameraman on Breaking Bad. Matthew Broad, the writer and producer, has a background in comedy, sports writing, and marketing. Both of them are making their feature film debuts with this project.
The Kickstarter (which is hilarious in its own right) is launching this week, in tandem with a Facebook page that will feature daily clips from the movie (meaning we will be posting 30 minutes-plus of free material over the course of the month) and build buzz within the internet's large and fervent Philadelphia fan base. In fact, we are even willing to give you access to exclusive video clips if you are interested. If this is a story you would be interested in covering in any aspect, be it a blog post, an article, a tweet, or a simple share of the Kickstarter page, we would love to partner with you. Thanks for your time.
Below is a link to a Vimeo page on which you can view the trailer for the film that will serve as the centerpiece of the Kickstarter page. This three-minute video captures the spirit and style that the feature-length documentary will showcase.
https://vimeo.com/172628633
Touchdowns and Teslas,
Brian, Matt and Mel Kel--------
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Donated last weekComment
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Done. $5. Share it on Facebook too.Comment
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Gotta give the philly boys credit, we don't fly around with a banner , movie time!Comment
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NEWS TEAM...ASSEMBLE!!!Comment
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I love the concept, but I wonder if they didn't set the funding bar a little too high.Comment
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I'm in if for no other reason than these guys had the good sense to use Run The Jewels as the opening sequence song.
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My fist to your face is fuckin Folgers!Comment
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They'll never get to 100k if this season goes down like we all fear it will.
Maybe 60-70k but that's probably the ceiling.Comment
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And if they raise 70K, they might as well not even try. Kickstarter won't fund them (or charge the contributors) until they make their goal. And if they don't fund, the whole project will go Mamula.Comment
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nevertheless
a great concept and you have to try, dont you? Kick in another $5 you filthy coughsuffererOfficially awaiting Douchebagnacht II since
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YES
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