The absurdity of a muscularly underdeveloped mid-90's teen who is afraid of being hit by a baseball actually surviving an encounter with a trained medieval armsman is laughable.
It's cool, though, because this movie gave me a huge crush on Paloma Baeza when I was a kid. And Kate Winslet looked GOOD. Damn!
In the Land of the Blind, the One-Eyed Man is King.
What's funny is that I didn't recognize her... but that definitely explains my dislike for her role in this film. She comes off really standoffish, even though I think that was the intent... anyway. She's only in a few good roles, and they get worse with each year that passes.
<-- Enough said.
*~Esther~*
Maybe they were weakened by 21 century pathogens that didn't exist during their time like how small pox helped decimate the Native American population.
shareDamn i LOVED this movie when i was a kid...i watched it like all the time. my sister used to hide it so i wouldnt be able to watch it, but i always found it. i was thinking about it recently and found out that all these now-famous people like daniel craig and kate winslet are in it...and i want to watch it again!
~ and our hearts were on the everglow ~
Well he took karate lessons after all.
I think anything he got away with was pushing suspension of disbelief but still was entertaining.
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