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Star Wars.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Fahrenheit 451... clumsily directed, one of the worst example of late-60s, early 70s film making. It changed the book in stupid ways, ways that just made you say, what the...? They totally changed my favorite character (Clarisse) from a free-thinking homeschool student (like me) into a public school teacher, and had her played by the same actress as the main character's wife (what the...?!). It's just made all the worst because Fahrenheit 451 is my favorite novel ever...:mad:

 

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Originally posted by ZBomber

come on Harry, lets go make love in your closet. :D

 

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onto the topic...any guy-who-is-a-dumbass-that-becomes-a-spy-in-one-day movies.

 

Like Triple XXX and that other movie with the spy and the boxer who becomes a spy.

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Ocean's Eleven? That was a great movie and I'm talking about both of them. That was a good movie.:confused: Ep2 Anakin what are you on? :p lol

 

I think The Other's was a dumb movie. Farenheit 451 was dumb also but so was the book. The only thing the book made me think of was to burn the book itself!:D

 

Another dumb movie are the Spy Kid movies. The other movies are good like XXX but I guess other's of you have you're opinons.

:lsduel::duel:

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There are so many. I love threads like this because I love movies. As much as I love to plug the good ones, it is just as much fun to rip on the bad ones. How else can you atone for having to watch such dolt?

 

I think I will start this one off with my favorite snot rocket of a movie:

 

The Blair Witch Project

 

Bunch of middle class college brats foolishly wander into the woods to film a documentary on a local myth......The Blair Witch. The film starts out as a clever real life drama.....the film is at it's best when interviewing the local townsfolk on Blair Witch sightings.

Our trio of snotty anglo saxon youngsters travel into the woods and everything is peas and carrots until the token fat kid looses the map and our trio is left helpless with minimal supplies and limited knowledge of the great outdoors, also lacking the knowledge that small bodies of water usually lead to big bodies of water. Nope. Instead, our fearless trio crosses the same part of the stream several times and we spend the next 40 mins watching each snotty college student have panic attacks.

The film takes a serious dive into irritating jerky camera movements ment to mimic a junior photographer's first hand account of..........er.........something, while trying to run from something, while we are left wanting to throw up from motion sickness. We never see anything, we hear some strange sounds, we see piles of stones. We see stick people. Can sticks and stones ever hurt us? Yes.......you are left with a silly ghost in the graveyard/bloody mary in the mirror ending, where superstitious poeple are jumping up and down screaming while sceptics are left cursing themselves for spending any money on this low budget stinker.

 

The best review I ever saw, was when a patron in the same theater I was in, hurrled a large drink at the movie screen during the credits, and no one said a word.

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Big budget.......big stars.........groundbraking special effects.

 

Biggest dissapointment about this film?

 

The plot.........the biggest convoluted mess of a storyline I have ever witnessed. I saw it three times.....I just wanted to know WTF was going on. Two houses battle it out for a coveted planet that holds a druglike spice. Somwhere down the road this becomes some zen like exercise in spirituality and blue eyes and too much wierdness in general.

When they aired this movie on Network TV they added a narrator to explain what was going on........didn't help. Nobody should have to read a book to understand a film. It just shouldn't work that way. This is the only movie in history that physically gave me a real headache.

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