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The more I see, the more I want to see. I was very skeptical when I first heard about this production a couple of years ago, but clearly my concerns were...
sonofvulcan
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Dec 3, 2001
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I'm also excited about seeing LOTR. I remember plowing through the first book many, many moons ago. Of course the Ralph Bakshi animated flicks were pretty ...
jinzo_ningen
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Dec 3, 2001
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The strength will lie in the abilty of the director Peter Jackson, just look at his past projects for examples of his brillance!...
darrenglloyd
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Dec 3, 2001
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Let me begin by saying that I adore the first Tremors movie. I haven't so thoroughly enjoyed a movie since Bladerunner, and before that maybe the Them or The...
sonofvulcan
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Dec 3, 2001
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The name of this first movie Tarzan started me thinking. What if we developed a toy which has little wooden parts that laugh when you put them together to ...
chasmithalpha
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Dec 4, 2001
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GROAN! I loved it! Don't give the goofballs at Mattel any ideas!<br><br>Dean...
sonofvulcan
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Dec 5, 2001
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I don't think they'll sell. The kids don't know who Elmo Lincoln is. Hell, their parents won't know who Elmo Lincoln is, although I can remember the first...
jfglade
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Dec 7, 2001
2:49 am
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My 24 year old stepdaughter probably knows who Elmo Lincoln is, I bet. If I asked her, she'd say he was that president who freed the slaves in the 1950s ...
chasmithalpha
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Dec 7, 2001
9:16 am
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I've updated the club photo in honor of the newest Godzilla film, due in theaters December 15th. (In Japan only, at least for now.) <br><br>He's leaner, and a...
jinzo_ningen
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Dec 8, 2001
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Jinzo,<br><br>I imagine the newest Godzilla film will be available in one format or another fairly soon, even if it doesn't play in theaters in the States. As...
jfglade
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Dec 12, 2001
9:21 pm
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Just got it on video. I didn't get to the theaters for this one so this was my first time through. It substantially below the standard of the first two films,...
sonofvulcan
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Dec 13, 2001
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"As far as subtitled Godzilla films go, how much reading can be involved with the typical Godzilla film?"<br><br>Ha! Ha! Pretty funny Jon. Not too much to sink...
jinzo_ningen
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Dec 15, 2001
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Jinzo,<br><br>I always considered the original Gamara films to be lesser than the Godzilla films, although they did have a manic sense of humor. Therefore, I'm...
jfglade
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Dec 15, 2001
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Dean,<br><br>This might be considered heritical, but I can't say I cared much for the first two 'Jurassic Park' films (then again, I watched both on television...
jfglade
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Dec 15, 2001
9:52 pm
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It's worth seeing just for the effects, if you can manage to see it really cheap or even free. Otherwise it's a miss, particularly if the first two didn't trip...
sonofvulcan
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Dec 18, 2001
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I whole-heartedly agree that the old 60's/70's Gamera films were tepid at best. The exception being the first sequel, Gamera vs. Baragon. That film differed in...
jinzo_ningen
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Dec 19, 2001
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Jinzo,<br><br>The VCR is still down, but there is one package under the tree that I can't figure out what is in it. It's the right size and shape to be a VCR,...
jfglade
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Dec 21, 2001
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I, too, have a big box under the tree that could be a new DVD player (fingers crossed!), but with my luck, it's probably a list of "things to do" from the old...
jinzo_ningen
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Dec 22, 2001
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The mysterious package turned out not to be a VCR but an electric sewing machine (a gift to my wife, although both out names were on it). So it goes. ...
jfglade
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Dec 27, 2001
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I don't want to rub salt in your wound, but my daughter got me some credit at the local video sales outlet and I used to to get a couple of classic ...
sonofvulcan
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Dec 29, 2001
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First let me say that I enjoyed this movie...a lot. But despite waiting over 25 years for it to get made, I can't overlook its basic flaw...an unavoidable one...
sonofvulcan
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Dec 31, 2001
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Found this one cheap and gave it a try sight unseen. (I for some reason like Treat Williams.) It's a grand old sea monster story with lots of fine effects and...
sonofvulcan
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Dec 31, 2001
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I pretty much agree with ya Dean. It IS a good movie. And it IS too long. Much too long. The worst part of this is that, as I understand it, each segment of ...
jinzo_ningen
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Jan 4, 2002
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I LOVED this movie!!! I didn't really know all that much about it when I went to see it, and was really surprised at how cool and fun it was. It's sort of a...
jinzo_ningen
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Jan 4, 2002
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This is apparently the direct sequel to Bela Lugosi's orginal Dracula film. I have never seen it, but the other day I was able to procur a copy for a few ...
sonofvulcan
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Jan 5, 2002
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I suspect the main reason these creatures are rarely shown getting out of their coffins is simply because it's probably not very scary to see someone trying to...
jinzo_ningen
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Jan 5, 2002
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See:<br> Johann Petursson height 7 ft. 8 inches<br> Max Palmer 7 ft. 8 inches<br> Lock Martin 7 ft.7 inches<br> Eddie Carmel 7 ft. 6 inches<br>(their actual as...
webchillin25
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Jan 6, 2002
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I think part of the answer to your question is that in the 1930s and 40s, audiences were more easily shocked by stuff we take for granted. We hardly give a ...
chasmithalpha
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Jan 7, 2002
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Ohne of the scenes I thought was great in Nosferatu was when the vampire rises from the coffin; they merely put a board under him to shoot the scene, and ...
chasmithalpha
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Jan 7, 2002
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I imagine you are right. Getting out of a coffin and looking good would likely be tough to do. When they hoist old Max Shreck out of the box in Nosferatu it...
sonofvulcan
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