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I Heard this was a good movie so i gave it a try...Now i have to say i thought it wasnt very good, probably one of the worst ive seen..Thought the idea was really good and there was a few good parts.But i did wonder what all the fuss was about. I wont be watching this one again..:yuck:
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#2
You mean you didn't like Rowdy Roddy Piper kicking ass and chewing bubble gum?
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Bojangles Wrote:You mean you didn't like Rowdy Roddy Piper kicking ass and chewing bubble gum?

Yep..:diablo:
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#4
I could see why some people wouldn't like it. It does sort of snail along and some of the action sequences are a bit lackluster but I loved it because it was sort of the first Carpenter film that I watched. With an ending that made me laugh childishly and a mood that gave me chills, though it's not his best movie by far… It was 80's cheese at its best.
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[SIZE="2"]Great movie.[/SIZE]
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#6
Not my favorite Carpenter film at all. I appreciate the concepts behind it more than the execution.
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#7
Yeah, the execution was a little weird, but as time grew on I sort of became more appreciative of it.
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[SIZE="3"]I thought it was a great sci-fi movie. [/SIZE]
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#9
I think it's one of those movies that has really really subtle horror. I thinkg I talked about it on here once and I think Briggs understood where I come from.
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#10
Where the hell is Grant? He could explain the fuss.
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#11
Lycan Wrote:Where the hell is Grant? He could explain the fuss.

LOL - funny because its really, really true!
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[SIZE="4"]Nada Lives !!![/SIZE]
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Evil Bong Wrote:[SIZE="4"]Nada Lives !!![/SIZE]
um..no Ken :catfight:
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#14
I love this film. Cheesy as hell but isn't everything from the 80's dripping with cheeseSmile
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#15
The cheesiest, and probably one of the best alien scenes ever in a motion picture, is at the very very end of the movie. Wink Confusedexdev:
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