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Once Upon a Honey Moon is an odd old short from the 1950s. Either its about a [[Camp Gay]] angel who imagines he is helping a new married couple out of a bind that is further holding up their delayed honey moon. Or maybe it is the other way around. In the way of these two bizarre factions there is some singing, dancing and a lot of plug ins for new appliances. |
Once Upon a Honey Moon is an odd old short from the 1950s. Either its about a [[Camp Gay]] angel who imagines he is helping a new married couple out of a bind that is further holding up their delayed honey moon. Or maybe it is the other way around. In the way of these two bizarre factions there is some singing, dancing and a lot of plug ins for new appliances. |
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Revision as of 21:43, 5 April 2014
Once Upon a Honey Moon is an odd old short from the 1950s. Either its about a Camp Gay angel who imagines he is helping a new married couple out of a bind that is further holding up their delayed honey moon. Or maybe it is the other way around. In the way of these two bizarre factions there is some singing, dancing and a lot of plug ins for new appliances.
Thus a short about nothing with no learning but some hugging.
For the Mystery Science Theater 3000 version, please go to the episode recap page.
Examples of Once Upon a Honeymoon include:
- Bad Boss: Partially, Gordon does stop Jim's honeymoon but he's not exactly happy about it either.
- Camp Gay: Or maybe Camp Straight is better, he is awfully flamboyant either way.
- Totally Radical: Wilmer.
- What Were They Selling Again?: The short seems to be selling telephones, but obviously it's easy to miss; just watch it and see for yourself how prominent they are.
- Writer's Block Montage: Most of the short is this.