the oh-no! DVD of the week: ‘2010: Moby Dick’

Can you read what it says on the DVD cover?

The world’s biggest creature... and the man who hunts him down

But which one is Moby Dick? I guess it’s the whale, because there’s something of the giant penis about the illustration on the cover. Or maybe that’s just my dirty mind at work.

io9 called this one “the fail whale.” Now I really want to see it.

Oooo, trailer!

Awesome. I love how it touts Barry Bostwick’s Golden Globe win, as if there might be some potential viewers out there for whom this would tip them over into wanting to see this. Adorable.

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Tue Nov 23 10, 1:06PM

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