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[dosraider]

*Intermezzo*

If one would like to watch a movie that's so bad it becomes good, Dark Star (1974) is the one you want.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0069945/

*/Intermezzo*
They have a trailer too@imbd. Covers only 0.1% of the movie.

[Lulu_Jane]

What!? You didn't enjoy Naked Lunch? Mighty, I am shocked and appalled LOL

[Eva02Soul]

Naked Lunch was fantastic. It's a biography on Burroughs without ever calling itself such, and there are a couple of clues thrown in there if you want to believe that he never left his home. However, the movie is almost completely open to interpretation, and it's style is a lot like Burrough's books.

[Lulu_Jane]

His book Junky hurt my head.

That is all

[chumloofah]

Batman: The Movie and Day of the Dead the best in their respective series!?
*pulls out the lobotomy spoon*
Adam West plays it pretty hilariously, but... that can't be right, my little droogies.
Day of the Dead just doesn't have the old desperate to survive vibe of the first two.
Oh, and michael keaton isn't a good batman (get a grip!).
He's short, he's slight and he just doesn't have what christian bale has.
Height and a batman physique!
And the only bats since the West Man to be able to move his neck.

Come on, people!
Keaton was at least 50% rubber suit!

[zafo999]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(chumloofah @ Oct 30 2007, 02:58 AM) [snapback]317749[/snapback]</div>

Batman: The Movie and Day of the Dead the best in their respective series!?
*pulls out the lobotomy spoon*
Adam West plays it pretty hilariously, but... that can't be right, my little droogies.
Day of the Dead just doesn't have the old desperate to survive vibe of the first two.
Oh, and michael keaton isn't a good batman (get a grip!).
He's short, he's slight and he just doesn't have what christian bale has.
Height and a batman physique!
And the only bats since the West Man to be able to move his neck.

Come on, people!
Keaton was at least 50% rubber suit!
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The reason I put Day of the Dead above the others is because I thought it took the zombie genre somewhere besides a group of survivors surviving. That's what every other zombie movie in the world does and they usually stop there. As for Batman.. I really can't take a real life guy in pointy ears seriously, so unless it's a comedy, most live action superhero movies come off as just too silly.

@Mighty: I'm totally with you on that review! I love Cronenberg movies, but I always feel confused and dirty after watching them!

[chumloofah]

Dunno, fella.
I've never seen a delivery quite like dawn of the dead (including the terrible remake movie, dawn of the dead), and it might be relevant that night of the living dead set the trend.
And I suppose if you don't dig batman you can just wait for the chief o'hara to rescue you when threatened by suffocation in vats of custard and whatnot

[zafo999]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(chumloofah @ Nov 5 2007, 02:19 AM) [snapback]318288[/snapback]</div>

Dunno, fella.
I've never seen a delivery quite like dawn of the dead (including the terrible remake movie, dawn of the dead), and it might be relevant that night of the living dead set the trend.
And I suppose if you don't dig batman you can just wait for the chief o'hara to rescue you when threatened by suffocation in vats of custard and whatnot
[/b]

I think Batman's alright. My favorite comic book of all time is Dark Knight Returns. Despite the utter lack of custard and George Clooney or whatever. k:

[Blood-Pigggy]

Dawn of Teh Cawk, leel.

[chumloofah]

George Clooney... :wallbash:
You know, he actually based his performance on the idea that Batman really shouldn't be so tortured.
Him being a millionaire, he should be more upbeat.
What a chump!