Busty Anal Adventures

I remember once sitting with grandpa on the porch, sipping lemonade and shooting at the mailman with a pellet gun and wondering if there was anything in the world more perfect. And there was. And it was this movie.

BAA (as I like to call it) takes hold of you from the opening scene and won't let go. Like Citizen Kane before it, or The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas, BAA captures humanity at its most real, most gritty, and most well-lubed for safety. From behind. Deep and from behind. And it plunges you in right along with it. Bring a raincoat! (har har!) Though some scenes seem a little forced, the punishing narrative, deeply rooted in various actresses, is gripping. Gripping to the point that it causes swelling.

Overall, BAA is a feel good movie that opens up new backdoorways in film-making and story telling in ways previously only seen in Robert Munsch books. I would recommend this movie for anyone who enjoys solid story telling or buggery.