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TYPE "A" (Animated short) | TYPE "A" (Animated short) |
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Title: Type “A”Director: Raymond Smith
Date saw the show: August 15 2007 Type ‘A’ – G (Alberta-2:00 Animation, Raymond Smith – Director) A humorous look at a Type A person’s anger getting the best of him as he tries to write a letter. 1 ˝ stars Reviewed By: Emily Axelson Other than the well done animation, I didn’t enjoy this film. The storyline is a Type A person attempting to write a letter. After trying a computer, typewriter, and hand-written letter, as his anger culminates. Type “A” was just not funny. The man is getting furious, and is smashing the computer, keyboard, and typewriter, but nothing. Not even a giggle came from me. I thought one part was partially funny, but no laughs. I’m afraid that the only upside to this film was the animation. |
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