My Theory on Shia LaBeouf's Weird Behavior Is Logical if True
By Luke Y. Thompson in Movies, Nerdery Tuesday, February 11,
2014 at 6:14 pm   Okay, so...Shia LaBeouf makes a short film
that gets called out for plagiarizing a Daniel Clowes comic. He
repeatedly apologizes, but using the distinctly worded apologies
of other people for other things. He apologizes again in
skywriting, puts a paper bag over his head, and finally makes
himself a living art exhibit, in what our regular commenter
nix.nightbird rightly points out is also a rip-off of a
previous, similar exhibit.  So what the hell is the point of all
this? If I'm right - and I don't know if I am - it should have
been obvious all along.  Look who directed Shia's latest movie.
You realize it's Lars von Trier, right?  What does Lars like to
do, when he's not stupidly comparing himself to a Nazi? It's
easy to forget given the relative slickness of Antichrist and
Melancholia, but he was one of the founders of the Dogme
movement, which advocate a purity and t