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Crackers

posted 18 years ago by fibermN
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This movie rocks.

[–] j_will_1985 18 years ago

Wow I can't believe I actually found a thread on this movie! Funny how there is just ONE. Anyway, I had to reply. A few of my friends like to sneak obscure movies that they find in various bargain bins into my DVD collection to see if I'll notice. After I discovered this one, I decided to watch it. I'm easily amused to begin with but this movie just cracked me up. It's amazing how far movie making has come since then. I think this is the oldest movie I've ever seen unless The Wizard of Oz is older...I dunno. This movie does rock though.

"In other words, Ron Burgandy was..The Balls."

[–] fibermN 18 years ago

You should watch "The Giant Gila Monster".

[–] j_will_1985 18 years ago

Thanks for the recommendation. I might have to check that out if I can find it. That dude in the cowboy hat looks like a total badass.

"In other words, Ron Burgandy was...The Balls."

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[–] kairingler 11 years ago

this isn't a bad movie at all, sure it's not one of Bela Lugosi's better performances, but I believe that this movie was intended to be funny and really not scare anyone.

are you going to bark all day little doggie,, or are you going to bite

[–] Devans00 16 years ago

This was definitely a pop corn movie. No need to engage brain to fully enjoy. Although I did like Bela Lugosi. You really get what makes him intimidating in Dracula. He's a tall, imposing dude, at least among 1930 folks.

No two persons ever watch the same movie.

[–] kairingler 11 years ago

this was definitely a funny movie,, I guess u could say that this is a 1930's spoof of previously successful 1930's movies,, not the greatest but certainly worth 65 minutes of my time.
are you going to bark all day little doggie,, or are you going to bite