If you were questioning the value of the new Sundance Theater here in Madison, a new movie showing there should put those concerns to rest. According to the synopsis of the movie \”Zoo,\” it is \”a look at the life of a Seattle man who died as a result of an unusual encounter with a horse.\”

That leaves humans, which will be able to pay $11.50 for the privilege of seeing this high-brow work of art, described thusly in the Yahoo review:
Visually, the film is quite beautiful, and flows across the screen with a dreamy, ethereal quality. Scenes are often shaded in deep violets and midnight blues, and the many shadowed, slow motion shots move as though underwater.
Oh yeah, and it\’s got a guy banging a horse.
Final thought: Did he have to buy the horse dinner? Oats and an apple is pretty cheap. \”Is that a carrot in your pocket?\”
June 12, 2007 at 8:11 pm
Ick. I’m sure Kathy Falk is doing her tribal dance over this one.
Reminds me of the 80s song by Laid Back: White Horse…don’t ride the White Horse.
June 13, 2007 at 1:43 am
How about for a double-feature they show “Grizzly Man” as well.
If one wants encounters with animals, nothing shows that like a guys own footage of himself getting mauled to death by a bear.