The movie is about some man or men walking around with a weapon, making
them the cowards. The cowards make other people miserable with their
abuse of power. As a reaction they call themselves The Powards, which
again makes people call them The Povards, the poor guys, “all they have
is a precarious, prostetic power, and that’s all they have”. The cowards
threaten to shoot the people who continue to ignore them. In the end of
the movie the cowards approach a doughnut stand with their stand-in
power pointing “this is a robbery”. After eating the doughnuts the group
continue across the street (after waiting for the green man). Behind
them they leave a trace of a abhor scent. The public are disgusted.
Among them is disgust itself. Disgust itself remains indifferent to the
cowards.
Details:
Budget: $16.000.000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend: $24.194 (Haugesund) (7 March 2015)
Gross: $24.194 (South Africa) (7 March 2015)
Trivia:
The scene at the Turtle Club happened to be filmed backwards. When word
of the cowards attacks reached the set, the cast and crew observed a
moment of silence in reverse.
Goofs:
In between shots the glasses the coward is wearing change from being
regular glasses to magnified glasses, and vice versa. And at one point
when coward #2 is trying to get information from the cigar roller, you
can see the bald cap Pistachio is wearing as the coward starts to come
loose behind his right ear.
Quotes:
Coward: [to a person] Come get the cheese, butterpudd, if you dare,
because I have the cast, the death mask, sobbed over my face like a
sleeping clown with club foot.
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