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(1988) Sure I laughed a lot but then they put all the people with one line into the credits with their entire line in quotations next to their name and that’s when I nearly peed my pants. |
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(1986) Wow what a story and wow what a movie this will be once I’ve edited out about 30 minutes of total rubbish. |
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Wow. I saw these people do “Warriors of the Wasteland” last night. (A very lo budge Italian Road Warrior) and it was totally genius and utterly hysterical. They’re doing it again tonight at the Hollywood Theatre but of course you’ll all be on mushrooms watching us play the Enchanted Forest.
Check out this one they have coming up. Here’s the trailer:
Filmusik: Gamera vs. Guiron from Galen Huckins on Vimeo.
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(1999) Who woulda guessed that a three hour movie about Gilbert and Sullivan would be a little boring? |
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(1982) This is my favorite go-to genre for staying in and watching a movie and this is hands down my favorite movie of the genre. |
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(2010) Cute like an episode of Leverage but where they get to use the F word. |
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(2008) I thought this animation was the most amazing thing I’d ever seen til the end when they do a clumsy switch to film and I suddenly felt like I just spent 90 minutes listening to a serial killer blame someone else. |
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(2011) I liked it but I also realized that when I say that Anthony Hopkins can carry anything I actually mean anything but the last 25 minutes of this almostawesome exorcism thriller. |
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Riders of the Purple Sage is awesome. I just got back to it and damn it’s good. His language is interesting and old fashioned enough to really take you far away. The story is fairly straight Clint Eastwood western style but has some details which I’ve never heard of in any western book or movie.
Anyhoo, get it, it’s great.
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(2010) If you’ve got nothing better to do this is a heavy little movie with great acting and a “spiritual” ending that won’t fail to disappoint. |
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