Joe Bloggs dreads the time-consuming weekly shop at a distant superstore. Nor is he keen on that universally hated chore, chucking old sausages in the bin (you what?); not when he could be playing hide the sausage in bed with his ‘darling wife’. At least, that’s what I take a cameo appearance by a roaring lion to signify; although Joe might intend it as a metaphor for a family outing to the local safari park. In Co-op: The Movie 2 - a separate, equally protracted, doubly irritating monologue, scripted in the saccharine style of a ‘Love Is’ wall-hanging - gooey-wooey wifey agrees that shopping locally is the solution. Marital bliss restored! The Co-op is proud of its divi but the divvy that dreamt up this over-egged, cheesy souffle should be reduced to clear alongwith the sausages Joe just can’t resist. Tuesday, 18 January 2011
The Co-Op
Joe Bloggs dreads the time-consuming weekly shop at a distant superstore. Nor is he keen on that universally hated chore, chucking old sausages in the bin (you what?); not when he could be playing hide the sausage in bed with his ‘darling wife’. At least, that’s what I take a cameo appearance by a roaring lion to signify; although Joe might intend it as a metaphor for a family outing to the local safari park. In Co-op: The Movie 2 - a separate, equally protracted, doubly irritating monologue, scripted in the saccharine style of a ‘Love Is’ wall-hanging - gooey-wooey wifey agrees that shopping locally is the solution. Marital bliss restored! The Co-op is proud of its divi but the divvy that dreamt up this over-egged, cheesy souffle should be reduced to clear alongwith the sausages Joe just can’t resist.
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