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"God Bless America, Limp D*ck"


This is the absolute best movie I've ever seen in my entire life. Truly a tale of epic proportions, a non-stop action trill ride, with laughs for the whole family and a surprising amount of inexplicable nudity. The graphics and sound were incredible, almost comparable to the Star Wars Trilogy or possibly Plan 9 From Outer Space. I could easily connect with the characters, specifically Gonzo, who carried a giant bone around just as I do. The fact that a lot of the characters weren't introduced and some seemed to completely vanish halfway through the movie only added to the suspense and overall feel of the film. Who needs a plot when you have such classic lines as "God bless America, limp-dick." or "Six months ago you were the honor society, not a drug-pushing gang of thugs."?
It is really a shame this masterpiece didn't gain the respect and appreciation it deserved.

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That's amazing, because, I just came here so that I could post the exact same thing! Fact: this is the best movie ever, even better than the Godfather.

"I've been living off toxic waste for years, and I'm fine! Just ask my other heads!"

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Yeah I loved the first Nuke'em High movie. It's like they just went and showed you what other madness was going on in Tromavilla during the first Toxic Avenger period. The re-used cast from TA made it even better.

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i agree with u all... how could u possibly not like this movie??? its a classic!! all troma movies r classics to me! i love b rated horror flicks and the first time i saw this i was probably about 13 or so and ive liked it ever since. matter of fact, troma is one of the first companies b rated movies i seen. i wish they would remkae this movie i think it would be awesome.

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I think you're all missing the point - this is more of a "risque" philosophical social experiment that dwells into deeper realms of conscience thought which is suppressed by a society who fears to know truth. The gore wasn't just an added effect, but a symbolism that represents the deep animalistic spiritual force within man. A very brilliant piece that does't hold back.

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I liked the titties it showed.

My extremely deep comment.

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"I think you're all missing the point - this is more of a "risque" philosophical social experiment that dwells into deeper realms of conscience thought which is suppressed by a society who fears to know truth. The gore wasn't just an added effect, but a symbolism that represents the deep animalistic spiritual force within man. A very brilliant piece that does't hold back."

That's pretentious *beep*

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