08-10-2003 18:58									#31
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"Cloak and Dagger" with Dabney Coleman.

	08-10-2003 19:11									#32
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Ferris Beuller's Day Off

	08-10-2003 20:11									#33
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Another person that likes "Falling Down"

I also like "Assassins"

	08-10-2003 20:22									#34
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I love Falling Down. DFENS!

	08-10-2003 20:35									#35
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The Fifth Element.

Does that qualify as "mediocre?" I only know it didn't do very well, but I like it.

-Arrian

	08-10-2003 20:54									#36
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Office Space

	08-10-2003 22:51									#37
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quote: Office Space

I don't know if classics like this can be considered mediocre.

	08-10-2003 22:56									#38
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Replacement killers.

	08-10-2003 23:52									#39
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quote: I don't know if classics like this can be considered mediocre.

I have to state that the Average European propably doesnt know this Movie

	08-10-2003 23:56									#40
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Sixteen Candles.

I just think that's the greatest teen movie ever...

	09-10-2003 00:05									#41
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Better than The Breakfast Club???

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Nah. Breakfast Club was too schmaltzy. . All the different teen cliques coming together?

16 Candles is just classic. I loved the hole underpants subplot when all the nerds gather in the men's room after Farmer Ted scores Molly Ringwalds panties. Long Duck Dong was funny too.

	09-10-2003 00:20									#43
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Better Off Dead

	09-10-2003 00:28									#44
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Better off Dead is a good one "I want my two dollars!"

Cusack

-Arrian

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I liked "What a waste of a perfectly good white boy."

and the guy who snorted the snow...

Most of Cusac's earlier stuff was fun... What was that one with him and Demi Moore where they take the engine of the ferrarie and put it in a boat?

	09-10-2003 00:55									#46
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Thanks to the "Movie Golden Retreiver" I now know (couldn't remember the title either):

One Crazy Summer (which the MGR gave 2 1/2 bones).

-Arrian

	09-10-2003 05:50									#47
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'Endangered Species'- an Alan Rudolph film with black helicopters, exsanguination, cattle mutilation and toxins liquefying flesh. And a government conspiracy. It stars Robert Urich, Peter Coyote, Jo Beth Williams, Gailard Sartain and is nothing like Rudolph's other films.

'Race With the Devil'- Loretta Swit, Peter Fonda and Warren Oates as American vacationers fleeing Satanic cultists, in their mobile holiday home.

'Bring it On'- I've never seen the point of cheerleading (still don't) but I derived mucho enjoyment from this exploration of a peculiar American institution.

'Spirit fingers! Spirit fingers! These are spirit fingers!!!!'

Oh and many others 'Adalen 31', 'The Baker's Bread', 'The World of Ake', 'Death in a French Garden', '10 Rillington Place', 'Cromwell' (Richard Harris completely miscast as Cromwell, but Alec Guinness perfect as Charles I), 'The Deadly Affair' 'Day of the Jackal' (Edward Fox chilling as amoral assassin for hire- compare and contrast with lumpy Bruce Willis), 'Horror Hotel'....

	09-10-2003 06:25									#48
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Mediocre movies that I have on tape:

One Crazy Summer
Better Off Dead
Bachelor Party
Evolution
Heartbreak Ridge
Amos and Andrew
The Last Dragon
The 'Burbs
I'm Gonna Get you Sucka
Sixteen Candles
Beavis and Butthead do America
The Matrix

ACK!

	09-10-2003 08:15									#49
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quote: Originally posted by BeBro Matrix *runs*

Matrix Reloaded

--> *back at ya*

	09-10-2003 10:28									#50
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You know what nobody's mentioned yet (actually, I always say that and then it turns out that somebody did mention it, so mea culpa if that's the case):

Night Shift - Michael Keaton and a reluctant Henry Winkler operate a brothel out of the city morgue, with Shelley Long as the Hooker With A Heart Of Gold? It's like a blueprint of how to make a great 2-star movie!

	09-10-2003 10:36									#51
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quote: Originally posted by Harry Seldon I don't know if classics like this can be considered mediocre.

I certainly don't consider it mediocre. It's a fantastic movie, brilliant stuff.

My favorite mediocre movie is Road Trip. I've watched it like half a dozen times, for whatever reason. I still enjoy it.

	09-10-2003 13:54									#52
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Mediocre movies have a good quality about them, they're not trying too hard to be the best, and they're not too boring either, a lot of them are much more interesting than the really great ones. (altho, how do you define what is great? maybe mediocre movies are the great movies? or maybe great movies are/become mediocre?)

Rufus, when you mentioned Night Shift, I remembered one late night I was bored, watched that show and even though the movie was very basic, I was still happy to watch it.

Another good mediocre one is Taxi Driver

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quote: Night Shift - Michael Keaton and a reluctant Henry Winkler operate a brothel out of the city morgue, with Shelley Long as the Hooker With A Heart Of Gold? It's like a blueprint of how to make a great 2-star movie!

Good call, Rufus.

	09-10-2003 17:17									#54
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Independence Day
Matrix
Predator
True Lies
The Fifth Element
X-Files
Heat (that was quite good, actually)
etc

Damn, there are a lot of mediocre movies

	09-10-2003 18:03									#55
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quote: I have to state that the Average European propably doesnt know this Movie

It was on TV here in Holland.

Afterwards, I ordered the DVD from Amazon.

	10-10-2003 16:40									#56
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Clueless, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Super Troopers, SLC Punk

	10-10-2003 22:30									#57
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I really liked Series Seven as well.

	10-10-2003 23:09									#58
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Grosse Pointe Blank (i like most John Cusack movies actually) and Hudson Hawk (although this one's considered more a stinker than a mediocre i think).

	10-10-2003 23:16									#59
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Risky Business

	13-10-2003 03:39									#60
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The Fifth Element doesn't count as mediocre, but was one of my favourites.