Hilarious 'Sarah Marshall' Music Video
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For those who haven't caught an advance screening of Forgetting Sarah Marshall yet, let me tell you that it's pretty damn funny. Of all the different, maniacal characters, though, it's British comedian Russell Brand who absolutely steals the show as Sarah Marshall's new, self-obsessed rocker boyfriend, Aldous Snow. Throughout the film, Snow performs a few different songs, but it's his music video for We've Got To Do Something that brought the house down at the SXSW screening back in March.
EW has posted the music video (and unfortunately, we cannot embed it here), but you should definitely run over there and check it out. In it, Snow prances around on a busy street and inside a terminal with signs that read, "Sodomize Intolerance" and "False Untruths Kill." Hilarious stuff -- I know all of us here at Cinematical are looking forward to seeing more of Brand on our shores in the near future.
Forgetting Sarah Marshall hits theaters on April 18.
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4-10-2008 @ 3:48PM
Pablo said...
Russell Brand is incredible. He's a genius. Go on youtube and watch some of his stand up and interviews. One of the the most intelligent and witty men around today, and totally original. I think you'll love him in America.
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4-10-2008 @ 5:15PM
eugene said...
"false untruths kill" reminds me of Antidisestablishmentarianism, which back in my high school days, had been co-opted by the angst ridden types as something of an anarchy rallying cry... not realizing it actually meant they were for the establishment... let alone what establisment they were referring to.
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4-11-2008 @ 1:24AM
Sabrina said...
Russell Brand is an unwashed horde, and his popularity in the UK mystifies me. He is as unfunny (and about as attractive) as the execrable Steve Coogan (the Dane Cook of Britain) - this "parody" video is completely obvious and stupid. Keep him at home, Brits -- I'd much rather see the Mighty Boosh boys make in the US.
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4-11-2008 @ 5:51PM
laura said...
fight back against violence......hilarious
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