Crikey, why in hell did I ever hit "play" and put myself through two hours of this movie?
Don't watch unless you enjoy train wrecks, complete with puppets... and power tools. 
Crikey, why in hell did I ever hit "play" and put myself through two hours of this movie?
Don't watch unless you enjoy train wrecks, complete with puppets... and power tools.
In reply to Lesley:
who doesn't like beavers, train wrecks, puppets and power tools... 
Go ahead then, knock yourself out. But don't say I didn't warn you...
Good performance by the tormented teenage son though.
beavers worth watching
JoeyM wrote: beavers worth watching
"I just had it stuffed"
Joey beat me to it.
IMDB said: A troubled husband and executive adopts a beaver hand-puppet as his sole means of communicating.
Gee, and it sounds so promising. How could it possibly go wrong?
Zomby woof wrote:IMDB said: A troubled husband and executive adopts a beaver hand-puppet as his sole means of communicating.Gee, and it sounds so promising. How could it possibly go wrong?
"Talk to the Beaver"
"You sure were rough on the beaver last night." - Leave it to Beaver.
Lesley wrote: Crikey, why in hell did I ever hit "play" and put myself through two hours of this movie? Don't watch unless you enjoy train wrecks, complete with puppets... and power tools.
Beavers and power tools?
Put this in the category best served by manual labor and earnest teachers/students...........
Well, without totally giving it away... the main character, Walter (who is bat-E36 M3 crazy) can only communicate through the beaver puppet. Eventually, he tries to break free of its control, rather unsuccessfully... until in desperation he decides to use the skill saw...
Is it wrong that a part of me really wants to pick up a puppet on my way to work one day and see how long i could pull it off?
Well... stay out of the workshop.
Reading the thread title and the author, I wasn't sure what I was going to find in here. I knew it would go down hill fast though.
Is it on Netflix? I actually want to see it, if only to make fun of my S-I-L, whom we call The Beaver.
I dunno... I watched it on the plane coming back from Korea. While eating. 
neon4891 wrote: Is it on Netflix? I actually want to see it, if only to make fun of my S-I-L, whom we call The Beaver.
There are a wealth of related Chistmas gag gifts to go with that nickname....
AngryCorvair wrote: wynona's got herself a big brown beaver...
Thanks for the riminder. Now itll be stuck in my head for a few hours. Im not high enough to watch the video right now.
...and here I thought this was going to be a thread about Jerry Mathers...
As far as the movie goes... yeah... never did sound promising...
If you are going to end up watching an amputation flick... might as well go all the way.
Wally wrote: Is it wrong that a part of me really wants to pick up a puppet on my way to work one day and see how long i could pull it off?
If the puppet looks like a Pirate and you have the dialect downpat, sounds like good solid reasoning to me.
How could this go wrong?
My first thought was a TOTALLY demented Muppett-movie "knock-off". Then I remembered, this was that Mel Gibson movie that landed like a rock at the theatre.
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