Yeah, apparently I'm not the only one who wants to puke all over this movie.

And I'm nerdcore for a good chop'em movie.

You, sir,

>> ^Ryjkyj:

This is why I can't help but doubt the whole "Geek is chic", "nerdcore" scene. When I was growing up, nerds were not cool. That's easy enough. But the #1 defining characteristic of being a nerd, geek, etc, was not your knowledge of computers or whether-or-not you played D&D, it was that you WERE NOT COOL... Period. Very, very few other people respected any additional intelligence, skill or natural talent you might have had. You were just a nerd and tried to keep your head low so that nobody beat the shit out of you.
Now we have this whole scene of in-shape, good looking hipsters that wear non-prescription glasses and talk about what a geek they were in high-school because they were in drama whatever. Yeah, everyone feels like they were pretty stupid in high-school once they get out into the real world a learn a thing or two.
Then we have this guy. Would most people look forward to sitting around talking trolls with this guy for a few hours? No. He's socially awkward and that's the whole fucking point. I'm sure he has good friends that respect and love him and I'm sure he's a great guy, but the dude is not chic. He's not "core". And most likely, he never freaking will be. This video is proof. It's only much later in life that most of us learn to respect people for who they are and for what they are truly worth.
Point: If you have to tell people what a geek you were or are, you probably never were and never will be. Let's let the geeks and nerds of the world have at least one fucking thing we don't take away from them.

This is why I can't help but doubt the whole "Geek is chic", "nerdcore" scene. When I was growing up, nerds were not cool. That's easy enough. But the #1 defining characteristic of being a nerd, geek, etc, was not your knowledge of computers or whether-or-not you played D&D, it was that you WERE NOT COOL... Period. Very, very few other people respected any additional intelligence, skill or natural talent you might have had. You were just a nerd and tried to keep your head low so that nobody beat the shit out of you.

Now we have this whole scene of in-shape, good looking hipsters that wear non-prescription glasses and talk about what a geek they were in high-school because they were in drama whatever. Yeah, everyone feels like they were pretty stupid in high-school once they get out into the real world a learn a thing or two.

Then we have this guy. Would most people look forward to sitting around talking trolls with this guy for a few hours? No. He's socially awkward and that's the whole fucking point. I'm sure he has good friends that respect and love him and I'm sure he's a great guy, but the dude is not chic. He's not "core". And most likely, he never freaking will be. This video is proof. It's only much later in life that most of us learn to respect people for who they are and for what they are truly worth.

Point: If you have to tell people what a geek you were or are, you probably never were and never will be. Let's let the geeks and nerds of the world have at least one fucking thing we don't take away from them.

Finally! - A movie that looks original and different!
A Super NerdCore, Action-Romance Teen Movie.

-I'm getting tired of all the "remakes and formula movies" - This looks like a departure

*nerdcore

Thanks - Neat stuff
I'm Pro- anything Nerd - Nothing identifying with the underdogs!

In reply to this comment by dotdude:
'Watched your Nerd Core video. 'Didn't know if you had seen the trailer for a documentary about the musicians:

http://www.videosift.com/video/Nerdcore-for-Life

I saw the documentary in October 2008 at the New Orleans Film Festival. Director/producer Dan Lamoureux, High-C and Monzy were on hand for a Q & A session.

Roster of the artists in the film:

http://www.nerdcoreforlife.com/artists.html

http://www.nerdcoreforlife.com/

Impressive!

Over at nerdcore it said temperatures reached 4500°F which is about 2/3 of the suns surface temperature, hot enough to boil steel and turned the sand on those hills to glass.

ooo. i want to see blade runner now such a great movie. (and i watch it nerdcore, no voice over)

This is MC Chris - Fette's Vette. Classic nerdcore rap.

I always loved this version most.

Nerdcore for Life site:

http://www.nerdcoreforlife.com/

*promote

Featured artists in "Nerdcore for Life":

http://www.nerdcoreforlife.com/artists.html

About "Nerdcore":

http://www.nerdcoreforlife.com/Aboutnerdcore.html

Featured artists in "Nerdcore for Life":

http://www.nerdcoreforlife.com/artists.html

About "Nerdcore":

http://www.nerdcoreforlife.com/Aboutnerdcore.html

These are the films I've seen thus far:

• "Happy-Go-Lucky"
• "Nerdcore for Life"
• "Happiness Is"
• "How to Be"
• "In Search of a Midnight Kiss"

None of the films disappointed me. The festival is spread across three locations that are not close to one another. Some films run late. Some films have a director for a Q & A session.

"Nerdcore for Life" not only had the director/producer Dan Lamoureux, but High-C and Monzy on hand for a Q & A session.

"How to Be" attracted a huge crowd of young women.

Dragon!? hah! I've witnessed dead animals more fierce than that and twice as foul. It was atleast 20% trash bag, 10% rubber, 9% super soaker, 1% scary, and about 60% nerdcore.

the nerdcore could rise up, it could get elevated