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Woodstock

posted 14 years ago by Deannie308-2
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I loved Fisher Stevens in this movie.He was so cute,which
makes it sadder about how his end came,more innocent kids who
had nothing to do with that prank got killed in the process
while this guy was getting his revenge,that is sad when innocent
people suffer for these horrific crimes.

[–] ElectricWarlock 12 years ago

I really liked Woodstock too. It was sad when he died. It was also sad when his friend Fish died. They were both my favorite characters.

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[–] Deannie308-2 12 years ago

Always the hunks except that blonde bully who got shot in the ass!

[–] dustin565 12 years ago

When Fish got slashed on the chest and looked at his wound like "Wtf?!" I felt bad for him. So out of the blue.

[–] ElectricWarlock 12 years ago

I did too. I didn't want him to die. The only person in the movie I really wanted to die was that prick Glazer. I couldn't stand him.

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[–] Deannie308-2 12 years ago

Worse is when his fingers got sliced off,was that before or after
his chest?

[–] Lilyette 10 years ago

You need to use spaces between punctuation marks.

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[–] Deannie308-2 10 years ago

Alright.

[–] ScorpionTDC 10 years ago

I can't even remember Woodstock

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[–] shred-com 10 years ago

Woodstock was Fisher Steven's character Scorpion :). He was one of the guys that was nice to Alfred and he was also friends with Jason Alexander's character. I thought he had a decent sized role for a supporting character. At least as big as Sally's.

[–] House_of_No 9 years ago

Yeah he grosses me out now with the whole hairy middle eastern looking thing, but in this movie he was kinda hot. I'd have gone canoeing with him,lol.

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[–] daverindone 8 years ago

I heard he argued for a sequel called Woodstock '94, but it was too mainstream and corporate.