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JohnT

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Capitalist
Mar 1999 time: 00:30
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Dear Apolyton,
I'm being a helluva guy, you know: purposely watching a movie so bad that it would be near death for you to see it - taking a movie bullet, if you will.
So what will it be? Spice World? Glitter? Hudson Hawk? The Fountainhead? What festering sore of moviedom are you just shying away from, knowing that it will suck beyond all suckitude, leaving you scarred and bitter for life.
I will take that bullet for you. In a subsequent thread, I will discuss said movie, and fellow bullet takers can join in on how the flickering images just sucked two hours of life from our souls.
Like my sci-fi threads, we'll have a vote next week on the films nominated here. So, nominate those films that you consider so bad as to be unwatchable and be sure to vote for them next week.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles? Smokey and the Bandit 3? Highlander 2? Grease 2?
Only films with the following attributes will be considered for viewing:
1. Must be an American or English production - no Japanese hentai, no Bollywood film will be considered.
2. Must be available here in Knoxville.
3. Must be a theatrical release.
4. No porn or Faces of Death crap, please. Any film that has as it's primary focus the dismemberment of living creatures will not be considered. Hell, I don't even like to watch the dentistry shows on TLC. 
5. One nomination per person, but please, throw out suggestions as well.
JohnT
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monolith94
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New England
Jan 1970 time: 00:30
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"The movie is like a cold shower of bracing, clarifying ideas. We feel cleansed of boredom, indifference, futility and the deadening tyranny of the mundane... The movie is as exhilarating in its style and visuals as in its ideas--indeed, the two are interlocked... If I have made the movie sound somber and contemplative, I have been unfair to it. Few movies are more cheerful and alive."
-Roger Ebert
http://www.suntimes.com/ebert/ebert.../10/101904.html
"The film, which opens commercially next week, is so verbally dexterous and visually innovative that you can't absorb it unless you have all your wits about you. And even then, you may want to see it again to enjoy its subtle humor and warm humanity. "
Stephen Holden, the new york times
http://movies2.nytimes.com/gst/movi...d=237170&pdate=
I guess we just live two different lives, eh?
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