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Not in the bottom 100?!?

posted 18 years ago by Irishductapeman
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Ok I'll admit it there has been some really bad movies made in the past five years and I've seen most of them, but hardly any of those movies are as bad as this one. GIGB not even in the bottom 100 makes me cry...

[–] gabrielframpton 18 years ago

As much as part of me wants to, I just can't vote "0" for this movie.. there's just too much to love. True, the directing, acting, casting, choreography (oh god the dancing..) and plot are all wretched, but I just can't help myself. Maybe Michelle's twitching has hypnotized me into enjoying the movie on its own º_º

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[–] vindicator19 17 years ago

the dancing was awsome. Come on, girls in bikini's. Dude, add 2 plus 2 and it usually equals four

[–] Baron_Vampire 16 years ago

You estimate this one so low!? I think that you didn't see really bad films.
I liked this peace of trash cinema. Yes it's badly made, but quite entertaining.

[–] gabrielframpton 16 years ago

Check out this frame from another, much more recent Ted V. Mikels film, Dimension In Fear - http://i.somethingawful.com/u/greasnin/Dimension_in_Fear/df_hawhaw.jpg

Notice anything in the background? =D

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[–] Pineapples101 16 years ago

I literally hate this f@ckin film!
Just watched it and Im actually angry!

[–] gnome-5 16 years ago

I like the shots of Hollywood in the 1970s. The rest is pretty silly and somewhat fun.

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[–] gnome-5 15 years ago

It looks like the MST3K crowd has been active or something...

[–] sommert-507-32566 9 years ago

It's actually fairly coherent, linear, and the basic plot actually makes sense. While the acting is bad, it doesn't have that 'Guy From Harlem' or 'Manos' feel of people having just been grabbed off the streets and placed in front of a camera. It's still bad, but there are far more than a hundred films I would credit as being worse than this.

Really, try watching the Guy From Harlem. The sheer number of flubbed lines they left in is astonishing.