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Post by gregslagel on Oct 27, 2003 2:33:46 GMT -5
So, someone I know Bought Very Bad Thing, (for 5 dollars at Walmart) and it was the Movie of the Night. Well, I let everyone know that I'd heard it was horribly depressing and terrible. The purchaser admitted, with a sort of pride, that it was, indeed, "One sick twisted flick." Well, I sat down to see how dispicable it would get before I had to leave, knowing my Mutant Reviewers had hated and detested it. Well, I didn't have to leave the room. I'm not like the One Guy, who made a point of talking about how much he loved it whenever anyone pointed out that it was sort of disturbing or sick. For emphasis, he added,"Oh, movie, where have you been all my life." I've always hated that guy. But really, I didn't find it that horrific. Nothing I would buy, not even for five bucks (and that's saying something! I love cheap flicks!) But, I dunno. I didn't think it was that rotten. A little darker than some. But I did, honestly, laugh a bit. I didn't feel like it was a Bad movie, just confused. Like, it just didn't know if it wanted to be funny or dramatic and dark. It reminded me of "A Simple Plan," which I enjoyed quite a lot, except with more twisted attempts at being outrageous. Ultimately, it just felt like what a Dark Comedy would look like if the writer were a touch more insane than most people. No awards, nothing I'd recommend, but simultaneously nothing I'd really cast into the pits of hades.
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Post by PoolMan on Oct 27, 2003 9:47:01 GMT -5
Hey man, you're welcome to your opinion, and if you happened to find something to like in Very Bad Things, please, keep it! ;D You won't hear me arguing!
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Post by Head Mutant on Oct 29, 2003 14:44:13 GMT -5
Want my copy? You could really start an honorable service to people EVERYWHERE by taking and hording copies of detestable flicks, thereby sheltering little infants and impressionable Italians.
Intelligent Italians? Something's wrong...
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Post by gregslagel on Nov 2, 2003 4:46:23 GMT -5
Hmmm. I don't think I would want one copy, let alone All copies. Currently, the few DVDs I own were almost all purchased by me. And all I buy is 1)Seasons of Futurama and 2) Great / Unknown movies that are far too cheap to pass up. Big Lebowski, Donny Darko, Dark City, (All for under 10 bucks.) At this point, I feel like my limited smattering of DVDs is so pure and beautiful. It has yet to be tainted by some unthinking relative buying me a copy of The Mummy or Anaconda. And I'll be damned if I'm going to be the one to put the first black mark on my DVD collection (that's why I passed up Killer Klowns from Outer Space for 8 bucks. Sure, its goofy and terrible... but right now my collection is above that sort of crap.)
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