Pukahontas - Revision history

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 |image = [[File:BarneyFilm.png|250px]]
 |genre = Documentary/Short
-|Starring = [[Barney Gumble]]
+|starring = [[Barney Gumble]]
-|Country of Origin = USA
+|country = USA
-|First Appearance = "[[A Star Is Burns]]"
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 ''Pukahontas'' opens with a shot of a [[Duff Beer]] bottle sitting on a windowsill with curtains billowing around it in the breeze. A hand reaches up, turns the bottle upside down, and the shot zooms out to reveal that [[Barney]] is drinking the beer. The shot changes to a view from above, now showing that Barney is lying on a couch. Barney, narrating in voice-over, says, "My name is Barney Gumble. I'm forty, I'm single, and I drink."
-The scene shifts to Barney lying in a gutter drinking another Duff. He collapses and lays the bottle down with some beer still in it, and beer spills out and pours into a sewer grating. The narration continues: "There's a line in ''{{w|Othello}}'' about a drinker: 'Now a sensible man, by and by a fool, and presently a beast.' That pretty well covers it." Next, in a time-lapse sequence, clouds in the sky pass by as the day changes to night and back to day again. The shot changes back to Barney, who is now old, bald, and toothless, lying in the same gutter. A tear leaks from his eye and rolls down his cheek.
+The scene shifts to Barney lying in a gutter drinking another Duff. He collapses and lays the bottle down with some beer still in it, and beer spills out and pours into a sewer grating. The narration continues: "There's a line in ''{{W|Othello}}'' about a drinker: 'Now a sensible man, by and by a fool, and presently a beast.' That pretty well covers it." Next, in a time-lapse sequence, clouds in the sky pass by as the day changes to night and back to day again. The shot changes back to Barney, who is now old, bald, and toothless, lying in the same gutter. A tear leaks from his eye and rolls down his cheek.
 In the next scene, Barney, seated in a chair, apparently for an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, says, "My name is Barney Gumble and I'm an alcoholic." The camera zooms out to show that Barney is sitting in a circle with several girls wearing Scout uniforms. [[Lisa Simpson]] says, "Mr. Gumble, this is a Girl Scout meeting." Barney replies, "Is it? Or is it that you girls can't admit you have a problem?"
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 *The film's title is a pun on the 1995 Disney animated movie ''{{W2|Pocahontas|1995 film}}''.
 *Several parts of ''Pukahontas'' are based on the 1945 classic film ''{{W2|The Lost Weekend|film}}'', which is about an alcoholic writer.
-*The song heard throughout Barney's film is "Un Bel di Vedremo", from the opera ''{{w|Madama Butterfly}}'' by {{w|Giacomo Puccini}}.
+*The song heard throughout Barney's film is "Un Bel di Vedremo", from the opera ''{{W|Madama Butterfly}}'' by {{W|Giacomo Puccini}}.
-*In the DVD commentary, the creators also state that some of the effects in the film, such as the time lapse and the music, are a nod to the 1982 film ''{{w|Koyaanisqatsi}}''.
+*In the DVD commentary, the creators also state that some of the effects in the film, such as the time lapse and the music, are a nod to the 1982 film ''{{W|Koyaanisqatsi}}''.
 == Appearances ==

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 == Behind the Laughter ==
-*The film's title is a pun on the 1995 Disney animated movie ''{{w|Pocahontas (1995 film)|Pocahontas}}''.
+*The film's title is a pun on the 1995 Disney animated movie ''{{W2|Pocahontas|1995 film}}''.
-*Several parts of ''Pukahontas'' are based on the 1945 classic film ''{{w|The Lost Weekend (film)|The Lost Weekend}}'', which is about an alcoholic writer.
+*Several parts of ''Pukahontas'' are based on the 1945 classic film ''{{W2|The Lost Weekend|film}}'', which is about an alcoholic writer.
 *The song heard throughout Barney's film is "Un Bel di Vedremo", from the opera ''{{w|Madama Butterfly}}'' by {{w|Giacomo Puccini}}.
 *In the DVD commentary, the creators also state that some of the effects in the film, such as the time lapse and the music, are a nod to the 1982 film ''{{w|Koyaanisqatsi}}''.

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 {{Fictional Film
 |name = Pukahontas
-|image = [[File:BarneyFilm.png|250px]]<br>"Don't cry for me, I'm already dead."
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 |genre = Documentary/Short
 |Starring = [[Barney Gumble]]

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 |First Appearance = "[[A Star Is Burns]]"
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-'''''Pukahontas''' ''is the film that [[Barney]] made for the [[Springfield Film Festival]]. It is a touching black-and-white film about Barney's struggle with alcoholism, and is best known for its closing tagline, "Don't cry for me, I'm already dead."
-==Plot==
+'''''Pukahontas''' ''is the film that [[Barney]] made for the [[Springfield Film Festival]]. It is a touching black-and-white film about Barney's struggle with alcoholism, and is best known for its closing tagline, "Don't cry for me, I'm already dead".
 ''Pukahontas'' opens with a shot of a [[Duff Beer]] bottle sitting on a windowsill with curtains billowing around it in the breeze. A hand reaches up, turns the bottle upside down, and the shot zooms out to reveal that [[Barney]] is drinking the beer. The shot changes to a view from above, now showing that Barney is lying on a couch. Barney, narrating in voice-over, says, "My name is Barney Gumble. I'm forty, I'm single, and I drink."
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 The scene changes to a record player, then back to Barney on his couch, holding a rose to his nose. Barney says, in voice-over, "Don't cry for me, I'm already dead." He puts the rose in the Duff bottle on the windowsill, and the petals slowly fall off, scattering in the breeze. In the closing shot, the curtains billow as "Fin" appears on the screen.
-==Reactions==
+== Reactions ==
 Barney's film drew wild applause, and more than a few tears, from the entire audience. Movie critic [[Jay Sherman]] immediately said, "I think we have a winner."
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 == Cultural References / Trivia ==
-*The film's title is a pun on the 1995 Disney animated movie ''{{w|Pocahontas_(1995_film)|Pocahontas}}''.
+*The film's title is a pun on the 1995 Disney animated movie ''{{w|Pocahontas (1995 film)|Pocahontas}}''.
-*Several parts of ''Pukahontas'' are based on the 1945 classic film ''{{w|The_Lost_Weekend_(film)|The Lost Weekend}}'', which is about an alcoholic writer.
+*Several parts of ''Pukahontas'' are based on the 1945 classic film ''{{w|The Lost Weekend (film)|The Lost Weekend}}'', which is about an alcoholic writer.
 *The song heard throughout Barney's film is "Un Bel di Vedremo", from the opera ''{{w|Madama Butterfly}}'' by {{w|Giacomo Puccini}}.
 *In the DVD commentary, the creators also state that some of the effects in the film, such as the time lapse and the music, are a nod to the 1982 film ''{{w|Koyaanisqatsi}}''.
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 [[Category:Springfield Film Festival]]

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 *{{ep|A Star Is Burns}}
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 [[Category:Springfield Film Festival]]