One Angry Dwarf

2001
28m

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A teenager with no confidence meets what seems to be the girl of his dreams one night at a coffee shop. However, once they get to a party together, he quickly discovers that she's way more t... Read allA teenager with no confidence meets what seems to be the girl of his dreams one night at a coffee shop. However, once they get to a party together, he quickly discovers that she's way more than he can handle.A teenager with no confidence meets what seems to be the girl of his dreams one night at a coffee shop. However, once they get to a party together, he quickly discovers that she's way more than he can handle.

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7.8/10

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Trivia
The title is a reference to the Ben Folds Five song "One Angry Dwarf and 200 Solemn Faces." Nick Palmer choose the title not only because the song is about a teenager who has problems with girls, and is always getting beaten up, but because the song was something of an anthem to him in high school, and considering the film is based on his high school life, it only seemed appropriate.

Goofs
The Beer Bong scene shows two C-stands on either end of the room holding up the cords to the lights that are scene in the scene, also a grip can be seen in the near corner holding on of the stands up.

Quotes
Russell Fenton: For a guy who spends as much time as I do trying to get a date, it's pretty pathetic that the closest thing I have to a steady relationship is my 8:30 appointment every Saturday night with Mr. Belvedere.

Alternate versions
The opening scene at the coffee shop was originally several minutes longer, including a diatribe by Adam about his latest band, "Vas Deferens and the Scrotal Seahorses" whom he had made t-shirts, bumper stickers, and a website for, but had yet to write any songs.

Connections
References Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966)

Soundtracks
Mega Multi-Media Hero
Written and Performed by The Uninvited
Courtesy of Jam or Die Music

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8/10

Great film!

This film is one of the few films that I watch over and over again! It's entertaining and clever and just a treat! The characters are well developed and Palmer takes the cliche "guy-meets-girl" story and makes it into an enjoyable, intriguing plot. My friends and I actually quote from this movie! "You can give me one...if you want to!"