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The worst movie of all time!

posted 15 years ago by pmackers
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This was the worst movie I've seen in years. Up there with battlefield earth, little nicky etc. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME

[–] pj2105 15 years ago

I think you are being extremely unfair, I have seen some real disasters, movies that were made more worse than films made in high school productions.
Nevertheless, I think this is quite good, the two lead actors have a realistic chemistry that works well one screen, and a few of the minor actors shone well. Story line has been done before, but I really did like it.

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[–] entking 15 years ago

Just saw this tonight, you clearly have no clue what the hell you're talking about.

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[–] mensur_sony 15 years ago

Believe me. You haven't seen enough movies. It was very entertaining.

[–] blacktractorgt 15 years ago

Barry Pepper was in Battlefield earth too, and he just looks like a #ick.

[–] hcrapwhitman 13 years ago

Ripley Under Ground is the film equiv of a display croissant in a pâtisserie window. Under no circumstances should it be scoffed, except to impress les filles.

[–] indioblack117 10 years ago

Thanks for all the terrible reviews; it prompted me to buy the DVD and I thought it was absolutely terrific.
It comes second to Ripley's Game, slightly ahead of Plein Soleil, far ahead of the execrable Talented Mr Ripley.
Sorry you didn't enjoy it as much as I did. Your loss.

[–] indioblack117 10 years ago

Oh yeah, forgot American friend. That's probably the last, because Liliana Cavani showed Wim Wenders how to make a proper movie.

[–] Ratchapakinai 9 years ago

The OP has obviously never seen Highlander 2

[–] dave_webb 9 years ago

Still you have to admit that car crash at approx 16mins in was probally one of the finest in cinematic history, especially the masterful explosion which resembled something like a cross between the USS Enterprise entering warp speed and an out-take from a Eiji Tsuburaya film where a giant robot has fallen backwards into an electric pylon...breathtaking, timeless and flawless special effects. Bravo, bravo...