Almost Famous....meah...and other popular movies that sucked.

Actually, I like pita bread with Sabra garlic lemon hummus. Yummy.

So, I saw Godzilla...better than the one from many years back. I give it a 6. Had some really cheesy moments but all in all it wasn't bad. Prepare for cheesy though. Godzilla breathes this white electricity fire that's
pretty fucking wicked to witness as far a special effects are concerned.

My moms home movies.

They usually captured me with my ass hanging out when
I was like about 2 and a half or something.


Yall can talk about the best place to buy pita bread on this thread for all I care. Originally Posted by bojulay

Biggest sham of Best Picture in Oscar history:
"Ordinary People" over "Raging Bull". Sheesh, the voters must have eaten bad sushi when they voted THAT.

Biggest sham of Best Picture in Oscar history:
"Ordinary People" over "Raging Bull". Sheesh, the voters must have eaten bad sushi when they voted THAT. Originally Posted by Prolongus

If only an episode of General Hospital would have been in the running.
Ordinary People would have lost out.

One of the best worst movies ever.

"Land Of Doom"

It was a kind of Mad Max rip off with a lead actor that looked like Bruce Campbell's
brother but had absolutely none of Bruce's charm, and the guy was a total wuss.
The lead female actress had 3 times the balls he had.

One of the best scenes is where they have a chase scene through the desert
on these ridiculous looking motorcycles at a breakneck speed of about 8
miles an hour.

Another is where the lead actor is freaking out while being threatened with
what looks like a garden snake.

Stuff also keeps blowing up for no apparent reason. Some parts of the movie
will make you laugh out loud.

It is ridiculously great. Check it out.

You can watch the full movie here (With old VHS quality and terrible color no less)
www.veoh.com/watch/v19542495JEnsZNdG

Oh yeah, Land Of Doom also has some of the gayest villain outfits ever.


The lead actor may be tougher than we think also.
He has sever wounds that never get treated throughout the whole
movie, and just seem to heal on their own by the end of the film.

Most of Spike Lee's movies sucked. But I liked "Miracle At St. Anna"
Funny how it received so many bad reviews.