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  • R.P. Kraul
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    In horror, there are so many to choose from. One of the Howling entries probably ranks as one of the worst films I've ever seen. Can't remember whether it was five or seven. Robot Monster is bloody awful, but at least it's funny, albeit unintentionally so.

    I love much of Fulci's work, but I don't get the praise for The Beyond, which I think is an awful, awful film (and I sat through it twice, hoping I'd "get" it the 2nd time; nope, still awful).

    Among well-regarded films, I actually thought The Graduate (1967) was really bad. Some of the worst dialogue I've ever seen on screen for a big picture. I don't understand the accolades this film gets.

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  • frik51
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    Originally posted by tweetygirl0606 View Post
    Well, I think I'm out on this one...no clue...lol
    http://forum.cemeterydance.com/showt...ll=1#post35339

    sk

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  • tweetygirl0606
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    Originally posted by frik51 View Post
    No googling: mention the movie in which Nicholson played Barbra Streisand's step-brother.

    sk

    Well, I think I'm out on this one...no clue...lol

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    Yum ... Exploding Head Brain Batter - worth the ticket price anytime


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  • Menace
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    Red tails ..got a half hour into it and I Had to turn it off. Acting was really bad and the lines so corny I thought my head would explode because of all the stupidity being pumped into my brain. It also looked like a made for TV movie. Do not waste your time watching this movie. Unless, of course you want to commit suicide by having your head explode then go for it.

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  • frik51
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    Yeah, that was pretty funny.....(well, sort of...)

    sk

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  • srboone
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    I know, I misspelled her name. It wasn't on purpose, tho! It's always safer to just say Babs, I guess.

    .....

    I could just say Mecha-Streisand!
    Last edited by srboone; 05-07-2012, 11:08 AM.

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  • frik51
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    Squire, now you've done it - you just committed the one unpardonable sin!

    (And no, it's not having watched, and being familiar with, only a few of her movies.)

    sk
    Last edited by frik51; 05-07-2012, 10:46 AM.

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  • srboone
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    My knowledge of Barbara Streisand movies consists of What's up Doc, Yentl, The Prince of Tides, (all of which I've seen) and The Way We Were (which i haven't).

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  • Teriw
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    I've heard of it. Most definitely have not seen it. I try not to watch movies that are older than I am. Especially ones that got 16yrs on me. Lol.

    By the way its from 1970

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  • srboone
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    Never heard of it?
    Last edited by srboone; 05-07-2012, 05:43 AM.

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  • frik51
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    A late sixties musical, On a Clear Day You Can See Forever.
    Don't deny it, you guys all have seen that one, but just don't wanna admit it.



    sk
    Last edited by frik51; 05-07-2012, 05:10 AM.

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  • srboone
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    It's not ringing a bell with me, so I'm out, too. Unless it's What's up, Doc?, but it isn't.

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  • Teriw
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    No googling? Well then, I am OUT! If it were not for google I'd know NOTHING

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  • frik51
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    Originally posted by tweetygirl0606 View Post
    And since I love Jack Nicholson,
    No googling: mention the movie in which Nicholson played Barbra Streisand's step-brother.

    sk

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