I fell in love with this movie when I was a kid. Know I think it's the crap. It could have done without the rapping.
"I love colors that blind me when i'm in the dark."
My only response to that is for you to just take a look at the "memorable quotes" section on this page. Two of the best quotes that came out of this movie include:
"Grab my belly and make a wish."
and
"You smell like hippopotamus butt."
That should pretty much sum up this movie.
I remember seeing it as a kid and thinking it was funny
shareI friggin' love this movie! sure, it's kind of...lame and cliche, but thats how I remember the 90's! (Pyche! lAter.) (This coming from the person with "Encino Man" in their DVD collection.) It's kind of fun to watch it every once in a while.
shareI took my son to see this movie when he was 10, and I remember thinking that I wanted to sue Paul Michael Glaser for stealing two hours of my life. I remember experiencing actual physical pain as I sat in that dark theater in dismay, wondering how someone I had adored as a teen in Starsky and Hutch could be associated with such a train wreck of a movie. The only good thing to come out of this dismal piece of work was Shaq's realization that acting (and rapping) should be left to the professionals.
sharejrangers, someday you will come to the realization that this film changed your life for the better. In fact, everyone who viewed it was blessed by the big aristotle himself, Shaq. Amen.
sharei remember liking this movie when i was kid. I think the vhs is still somewhere around here....
now seeing this movie is a pain
ditto
sharei was going to post this exact thread.
i remember liking it as a kid too.
i loved this movie too. and its sad that most 90's kids movies that are rated pg or g are in the bottom 100. some of those movies are actually good and i thought kazaam was actually better than steel, which was shaq's worst movie ever.
sharehaha i didnt think it was possible for shaq to do worse acting than Kazaam
shareHmmm when i was 6 years old i thought this was great...looking back i know its a pile of steaming *beep* but still.....
I don't care about money. I just want to be wonderful. - Marilyn Monroe
I was 9 when this movie came out and I was a big Shaq fan (wow do things change). I went and saw this and didn't like it for two reasons: one, Shaq had recently left the Orlando Magic to play for The Lakers, and two, the kid in this movie seemed way too tough and streetwise for me to relate to. I guess that's why I preferred Home Alone. That was a kid I could get behind.
What's the spanish for drunken bum?
I liked this movie alot as a kid as well. Of course, I would've had no idea of what made a good movie back then, but it was enjoyable enough.
sharethis is so true, i loved this movie as a kid...i'm sure i watched it like a hundred times, i can't believe how bad it is now lol
oh well