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{{Ibhead|Megan Is Missing}} | |||
{{Ibrow|Directed by|Michael K. Goi}} | |||
| | {{Ibrow|Produced by|Mark Gragnani}} | ||
{{Ibrow|Cinematography|Keith Eisberg<br>Josh Harrison}} | |||
{{Ibrow|Distributor|[[Pirate|Anchor Bay Pictures]]}} | |||
{{Ibrow|Release date(s)|2011}} | |||
{{Ibrow|Running time|01hr 26m (Unrated)}} | |||
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'''''Megan Is Missing''''' is a [[Porn|romantic-comedy]] written | '''''Megan Is Missing''''' is a [[Porn|romantic-comedy]] written & directed by [[Gook|Michael K. Goi]] that was released in [[2011]] to mostly average reviews. The film depicts the adventures of two [[Asking for it|happy go-lucky]] friends on a journey to juvenile [[Rape|self-discovery]] following their coming into contact with a mysterious online [[Pedobear|stranger]]. The director affords his audience a ''voyeuristic'' view of proceedings by making use of the "[[Camwhore|found footage]]" technique; employing a variety of sources including web cams, mobile-telephones, televised news-reports and a selection of [[CP|photographic]] material. Many were initially critical of the film's subdued opening stating that more [[Noods|humour]] could possibly have been extracted from the two leading actresses however; the general consensus would appear to be that the final-act is a true comedic ''tour de force'', comparable in its spirit to the great works of Keaton, Chaplin or [[Fritzl]]. | ||
Whilst developing the storyline Goi drew inspiration from a number of [[IRL|real-life]] incidents; eventually gaining support from Marc Klaas, founder of ''[http://www.klaaskids.org/ KlaasKids Foundation]'', whos own daughter Polly Klaas was kidnapped from her home by a sexual-predator and [[For the lulz|murdered]]. | |||
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==''Dramatis personæ''== | ==''Dramatis personæ''== | ||
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[[File:Megan-is-missing-megan.png|thumb|269px|Megan Stewart]] | |||
*'''''Megan'''''<br> | *'''''Megan'''''<br> | ||
In stark contrast to her "[[Less than three|BFF]]" the character of Megan (portrayed by Rachel Quinn) is a precocious [[Slut|social-butterfly]] ever popular amongst her schoolmates and well known throughout the local area as a result of her [[GOTIS|playful]] ways and [[Blowjob|giving nature]]. | In stark contrast to her "[[Less than three|BFF]]" the character of Megan (portrayed by Rachel Quinn) is a precocious [[Slut|social-butterfly]] ever popular amongst her schoolmates and well known throughout the local area as a result of her [[GOTIS|playful]] ways and [[Blowjob|giving nature]]. | ||
[[File:Megan-is-missing-amy.png|thumb| | [[File:Megan-is-missing-amy.png|thumb|269px|Amy Herman]] | ||
*'''''Amy'''''<br> | *'''''Amy'''''<br> | ||
More timid and less [[Autism|socially capable]] the character of Amy (Amber Perkins) is a constant companion to Megan; this association is something of a ''double-edged sword'' in that it brings with it not only protection from, but also exposure to, varying forms of new and unprepared for [[1 lunatic 1 icepick|experience]]. | More timid and less [[Autism|socially capable]] the character of Amy (Amber Perkins) is a constant companion to Megan; this association is something of a ''double-edged sword'' in that it brings with it not only protection from, but also exposure to, varying forms of new and unprepared for [[1 lunatic 1 icepick|experience]]. | ||
[[File:Megan-is-missing-barrel-death.jpg|thumb| | [[File:Megan-is-missing-barrel-death.jpg|thumb|269px|"Josh"]] | ||
*'''''Josh'''''<br> | *'''''Josh'''''<br> | ||
The character of Josh is a pretty cool guy. eh knows how to talk to the ladies and doesn't afraid of anything. | The character of Josh is a pretty cool guy. eh knows how to talk to the ladies and doesn't afraid of anything. | ||
Revision as of 09:35, 8 July 2012
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| Megan Is Missing | |
| Directed by | Michael K. Goi |
| Produced by | Mark Gragnani |
| Cinematography | Keith Eisberg Josh Harrison |
| Distributor | Anchor Bay Pictures |
| Release date(s) | 2011 |
| Running time | 01hr 26m (Unrated) |
Megan Is Missing is a romantic-comedy written & directed by Michael K. Goi that was released in 2011 to mostly average reviews. The film depicts the adventures of two happy go-lucky friends on a journey to juvenile self-discovery following their coming into contact with a mysterious online stranger. The director affords his audience a voyeuristic view of proceedings by making use of the "found footage" technique; employing a variety of sources including web cams, mobile-telephones, televised news-reports and a selection of photographic material. Many were initially critical of the film's subdued opening stating that more humour could possibly have been extracted from the two leading actresses however; the general consensus would appear to be that the final-act is a true comedic tour de force, comparable in its spirit to the great works of Keaton, Chaplin or Fritzl.
Whilst developing the storyline Goi drew inspiration from a number of real-life incidents; eventually gaining support from Marc Klaas, founder of KlaasKids Foundation, whos own daughter Polly Klaas was kidnapped from her home by a sexual-predator and murdered.
Dramatis personæ
- Megan
In stark contrast to her "BFF" the character of Megan (portrayed by Rachel Quinn) is a precocious social-butterfly ever popular amongst her schoolmates and well known throughout the local area as a result of her playful ways and giving nature.
- Amy
More timid and less socially capable the character of Amy (Amber Perkins) is a constant companion to Megan; this association is something of a double-edged sword in that it brings with it not only protection from, but also exposure to, varying forms of new and unprepared for experience.
- Josh
The character of Josh is a pretty cool guy. eh knows how to talk to the ladies and doesn't afraid of anything.
Synopsis
Megan and Amy meet an older boy named "Josh"... with hilarious results.
— Result! | ||
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At first they're all... -
but then they're like... -
Reception
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- In October 2011 the New Zealand Censorship Board (OFLC) prevented the films release, citing it to be both "Objectionable" and potentially "injurious to the public good".
- The film currently holds a 40% 'Fresh' rating at RottenTomatoes.com
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