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Clip from Chris Morris' Four Lions; a comedy about suicide bombers
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Ali
23rd January 2010
Because where else is there to go after paedophiles?
Right now, swanky film industry wankers at the Sundance Film Festival are sipping on their mocha lite frappucinos in the queue for Chris Morris' Four Lions; a comedy about four wannabe suicide bombers from the North of England. Yep, it's a bomb-com. (Joke © TheShiznit.co.uk, 2010).
The Guardian, being the left-wing liberal hippies they are, have managed to nab the very first clip, which you can see by clicking the link below.
Very little is known about Four Lions, other than the fact that Chris Morris has balls the size of basketballs. After the furore that surrounded BrassEye, particularly the infamous paedophile special ("This... is paedo-geddon!"), you'd think perhaps Morris would like to tackle a nice, safe rom-com. But no. Terrorism it is. The Daily Mail are already sharpening their pitchforks.
Morris is unrepentant in his choice of subject matter.
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