Enter the Program is SGF's 14th complete film. This is the first movie created by SGF where all of the characters are baby dolls. It is a complicated story of good and evil that takes place in the thick of The Clown War.
The movie begins with a scene where a female named Infinity enters a building and saves Leo, the movie's main character, from getting killed. Leo runs from the building and is saved once again, this time by a guy named Toast. Toast takes Leo to a phone, which rings. When Toast answers it, he disappears. Leo does the same. Soon Leo meets a wise man named Dwarfeus, who explains the basics of The Program to Leo.
The Program is a computer Program created by The Clown. The Clown captured an entire race of tall beings and installed them into his program. Inside The Program, it appears to be a real world. While the tall people are jacked into The Program, The Clown can turn them into Clown Warriors with the touch of his fluffy blue hand. The Clown Warriors serve as The Clown and do as he commands in the real galaxy. Meanwhile, the tall people who are in The Program feel that they are leading a normal life, while they are really fighting The Alliance and taking over planets. Whew! Get all that?
Somehow Dwarfeus figured out the truth and escaped The Program. He rescued others and created the FART (Freedom Alliance Resistance Team). The FART decided that it had to destroy The Program.
The Program itself is located in a room that has only one door. A beam covers the door. Only The Clown can pass through it unharmed. All others drop dead on the spot. Thus, the only way to get into the room is to get spit out by The Program.
Everyone who was installed into The Program was installed as either a 1 or a 0. Everyone except for Leo. He was installed as a 2, so he is The Two. The Program doesn't like The Two, so it created The Gateway specifically to rid itself of The Two by spitting it out. Can you see where this is going?
In the film's beginning, as described above, the FART locates The Two and brings him to Dwarfeus. Throughout the rest of the movie the team searches for The Gateway, the key to The Gateway, and a copy of The Program which was installed into The Program by accident. All of this happens over the course of a few days.
Even though the movie is perplexing at times, it is very enjoyable. There is plenty of fresh SGF humor along with many never-before-seen characters. This movie was also filmed at a variety of new locations. There are bloopers and the original preview at the end of the movie, as well as two sets of credits. All in all, Enter the Program is yet another excellent, two-thumbs-up, SGF film that can be enjoyed time and time again.
To see the original Enter the Program preview, go to our MOVIES section. It's very cool. "Yes. Hmmmmm . . ." (quote from Dwarfeus, Enter the Program)
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