who else wanted to see bridget fonda eaten?

when she was caught underwater and the croc was attacking her, i was just going "eat her! eat her! eat her!"

i think that just about says it all. ;-)

that'd be freakin rad! not if she died, because i was somewhat partial to ms. fonda, but the whole deleted scene idea for a horror movie, where they show characters that stay alive in the real movie actually dying..genius!

lake placid is one of my favorite creature movies, and i hear the sequel is coming out soon. anyone have word on that? the game is sick though on their website

She's definately the one character I kind of hated.

After you're gone from my sight, it will not be the last time that I look upon you. 4.4.79-1.22.08

Gosh, that is SO mean...to the crocodile! You do know that it would have gotten horrible indigestion if it actually ate her character! That's cruel and inhumane dude! :o)

What I think would have been really funny would have been at the end, when she says, "Doesn't anyone make a move in Maine?," if the sheriff had said, "Uh, you have to be attracted to the person to want to make a move!" Or something like that. She did a great job playing an intensely irritating character!

"Zombies, man. They creep me out."

When she smacked the cop once, it pissed me off. He didn't mean to drop the moose head (not moose head beer left over from the My Bloody Valentine shoot) on her foot. The second time she smacked him, I wanted to grab her by the neck an strangle her until she was at her last gasp, let he catch her breath, then, hold her head under water until she almost drowned. I'd then pull her head up, give her five minutes to catch her breath, then, grab a thick garbage back and wrap it around her head, suffocating her until she sucks the back down her throat at the brink of the last gasp, then, push my finger inside her mouth-hole and tear the bag, giving her a breath of that precious air I had been depriving her of for quite sometime.

After it was all said and done, I'd simply request that she keep her hands to herself. next time, bodily dismemberment would certainly be involved - as in, cutting her to bloody bits and using her as croc bait.

I just watched this again tonight and realized that this is a decent 'monster/nature gone awry' film, but it's certainly not one of the best in my personal opinion. The characters were ok, but there was hardly and development. Steve Miner is a hit or miss director. For the most part (recently, anyway), the guy has took a turn for the worst. The Day of the Dead remake was awful. I expected more from Steve Miner than that. I guess he had Universal execs over his shoulder a lot of the times, but it was just a bad movie. In simple terms, it was a remake of a remake - The recent Dawn of the Dead version. Stupid if you ask me.





"You can't triple stamp a double stamp. You can't triple stamp a double stamp."

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"They sucked his brains out!"

At first, I thought the OP was irrational.

But then, I realized that the irrational desire to kill a character is actually a way of saying that the character is real, and apparently resembles someone the OP considers a witchy woman in real life.

So, it's actually a tribute to the writer.

Still, seems irrational. Her character was three dimensional, and credible. Now, I can understand wanting the annoying character (do I even have to say who that is?) to get whacked, but I liked the idea that the movie went along the anti cliché format, in this case much like X THE UNKNOWN, where the suicidal character backs away from certain suicide and gets away with it, while many who were wiser are killed.

Like X THE UNKNOWN, whether we agree with the premise or not, it has the motif of "Man does poorly playing God" and of "no respecter of persons". I only know of a very few films that go tis original route.




Now go away or I shall taunt you a second time!

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