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Originally posted by MarlowOriginally posted by kuhaNo one who sees these will ever be quite the same again...
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Originally posted by MarlowI'll give you a hint - the last time we saw this character on the big screen was 2004, and the film then was one of my faves of the year, despite a heavy violence factor.
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Re: Great Gawd-Awful Movies...
Originally posted by jhc68I watched part of a new one (to me, though it was made in 1959) on TMC this morning: The Killer Shrews.
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Originally posted by bad hammyI found myself killing time in a cabin near Corpus Christi, TX recently and ended up watching most of a 1955 movie called Big House, USA. It was the worst thing I have watched for more than about five minutes since I was a kid watching Creature Features. It did have Broderick Crawford, Lon Chaney Jr., Charles Bronson (who was pumped, almost steroidal looking) and William Talman (Perry Mason's Hamilton Burger), but was ham-handed beyond belief.
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Originally posted by kuhaOriginally posted by MarlowOriginally posted by kuhaNo one who sees these will ever be quite the same again...
Originally posted by DaisyOriginally posted by MarlowI'll give you a hint - the last time we saw this character on the big screen was 2004, and the film then was one of my faves of the year, despite a heavy violence factor.
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Originally posted by gmOriginally posted by bad hammyI found myself killing time in a cabin near Corpus Christi, TX recently and ended up watching most of a 1955 movie called Big House, USA. It was the worst thing I have watched for more than about five minutes since I was a kid watching Creature Features. It did have Broderick Crawford, Lon Chaney Jr., Charles Bronson (who was pumped, almost steroidal looking) and William Talman (Perry Mason's Hamilton Burger), but was ham-handed beyond belief.
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Originally posted by MarlowOriginally posted by DaisyOriginally posted by MarlowI'll give you a hint - the last time we saw this character on the big screen was 2004, and the film then was one of my faves of the year, despite a heavy violence factor.
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Originally posted by DaisyI did and I couldn't figure it out. Unless you're talking about Madagascar?
No, I was talking about Punisher: War Zone - a truly dreadful movie. The 2004 Punisher film was great.
Tuesday is the DVD release of The Dark Knight - I'll be at Wal-Mart on my way home from work that day!!
I'm reading lotsa buzz for it getting Oscar noms for Best Picture, Director, and Supporting Actor. (Bale is underappreciated in it - plus it also deserves a Screenplay nod)
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I think you guys are missing the point about "bad" films. Something like Plan 9 is a classic and at least makes most of us laugh. Anyone who makes bad films and is later portrayed by Johnny Depp (i..e Ed Wood) couldn't be THAT bad!
I think we've been through this before, but there are some really bad running films, much worse than anything from Ed Wood, who at least could entertain us. How about the one where Ryan O'Neal played a marathoner ("The Games"?) or the woman who ran Boston and crawled to the finish line in the dark.
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Originally posted by Bob DuncanHow about the one where Ryan O'Neal played a marathoner ("The Games"?) .
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Originally posted by lonewolfI especially like the scene where he revealed he had been secretely training by running the entire marathon course every night for weeks? months?..
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