The Gods Must be Crazy
“Kalahari bushman Xi (played by genuine bushman N!xau) is as surprised as the rest of his tibe when a Coke bottle, thrown from a passing plane, lands in the middle of their village. This “gift from the gods” proves to be a mixed blessing……….. To keep peace in the village, Xi is assigned to take the bottle to “the end of the earth” ………. and throw it back to the gods. ……………… This Botswanian comedy/melodrama was directed by Jamie Uys, who had helmed dozens of films before Gods and would make many more afterwards. Originally slated for limited domestic distribution in 1982, Gods Must Be Crazy was picked up for American consumption by 20th Century-Fox in 1984. Within a few weeks, “word of mouth” transformed Gods into the biggest foreign box office hit ever released in the U.S. ………………”
I loved this movie – thanks for reminding me. Made me smile 🙂
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This is a great movie, loved it! What a great memory.
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So of course their games were cute and imaginative.—-Do the voices in my head bother you?
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I remember this movie reminded me to always think about assumptions I make and how they might be totally different from those someone else is making. That helps me in parenting, actually. I’d totally forgotten this movie until you reminded me.
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It is a great family movie, something for everyone, and lots to talk about. Aii yi yi jeeps in trees.
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🙂
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That is one of my favourite movies of all time. Iv’e watched it at least 5 times too.
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Have to agree with you, The Gods Must Be Crazy is a movie that deserves many viewings. Erik Andrulis post “Ubuntu” reminded me of the Kalahari Bushmen.
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