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THE WORST MOVIE OF 70s!

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      DarkSideOfTheMoonriseKingdom — 19 years ago(October 01, 2006 11:49 AM)

      OK. This was a great movie (finally one i like with Richard Harris) but, don't diss it. Go talk to your friends how much i sucked, not to people who like it. This board is to discuss great movies, not dissing and hating them.
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        ColBatGuano — 19 years ago(October 03, 2006 09:33 AM)

        Shark's Treasure - worst ever

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            Etherdave — 15 years ago(August 20, 2010 01:05 PM)

            Actually, the thread title suggests that this is not a fanboy site. If you cannot bear to see a film that is beloved to you held up to the harsh, bright light of cinema critique, then this discussion is not for you. If you feel you can arrange a defense of this film by means of a coherent argument, then by all means go for it.

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              rdoyle29 — 11 years ago(November 20, 2014 02:04 PM)

              Because this is, after all, a brilliant critique:
              "THIS MOVIE SUCKS AS HELL, THEY SHOULDN'T HAVE MADE IT! SHAME SHAME SHAME ON YOU PEOPLE WHOEVER MADE THIS MOVIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

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                    hecklejecklelove — 19 years ago(December 15, 2006 01:41 AM)

                    I watched this movie as a kid, and loved it. I was rooting for the whale all the way.
                    Its no classic, but it never tries to be. Its just plain emotional fun.
                    Every now and then, when I feel like it, Ill put the VHS in the machine and watch this litle 1977 gem.
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                      GREEKW0LF — 19 years ago(December 18, 2006 11:58 AM)

                      Funny stuff. Must be a lot of marine biologists on this board. I guess it's fine to make movies about man-eating sharks, but don't you dare portray those lovable orcas as ruthless killers.

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                        Flowbeer — 19 years ago(January 20, 2007 02:54 AM)

                        You are being so silly. There were PLENTY of WORSE films of the 70's than poor old 'Orca' was! Get real! 😉
                        Like, try JAWS II?
                        Or Humanoids from the Deep?!
                        Too many BAD movies back then to "worry" about! Just see them in time, whenever!
                        Other great 70's films to see:
                        Piranha
                        Slithis
                        Grizzly
                        Its Alive
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                          raymond-x-jacobsen — 19 years ago(February 03, 2007 06:46 AM)

                          Good job, flowbeer, I agree with you. I actually love this movie, and "White Buffalo"I thought both were very well-made, and there are certainly worse movies out there from that eraremember "Tentacles", with Shelly Winters and the giant Octopus? Lordy, now THERE'S a bad movie. And I agree with your other reccomendations, alsoand there was also "Day of the Animals", and "The Pack", and so many others.

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                            Flowbeer — 19 years ago(February 03, 2007 11:18 AM)

                            Yea, some people just like to trash movies to piss people off! I remember Tentacles, as an add, but never saw it! But with Shelly Winters in it, how good can it be? 😉 I think they were running out of underwater 'creatures that kill' ideas! Piranha, Baracuda, Piranha II: The Spawning (flying piranha!).the '70's was also the era of adding "environmentalism" into plot lines, as in "Man is bad and is polluting nature, so Nature will STRIKE BACK against Man!" etc.
                            Day of the Animals, I think, was blamed on AERESOL SPRAYS! Cut a couple of years later, and you couldn't buy canned deoderant anymore, you could only find Tussy! (LOL, I'm exaggerating to make a point!) That's how damn influential Hollywood was in getting our "awareness" up on "envirnmental issues".
                            I mentioned 'Slithis'. This flop, like the Humanoids from the Deep creatures, was a big green thing, spawned by "man's radioactive waste"!
                            There was 'Nightwing', about the Native Americans and how "white man was ruining the land" and so the bats started attacking at night! Wow!
                            By 1979, there was 'Prophecy', which was about, again, the poor Native Americans, and how BAD "the white man" was for having a logging company, and their polluting the water lead to "deformed" babies and a monster bear that ATTACKS Man (again). I just got this on DVD, it's one of the better of that era.
                            There were other ones.I'm sure 'The Pack' was based on dogs that went wild by some "government/Army site" or "experiments"! There have been tons of movies, where animals are "engineered" to be "killling machines".it's on the tip of my brainoh yea, Piranha, "the Army" was developing these "weapons" to "kill our enemies" and by pt. II, they "altered" them genetically to FLY! As if they could "command" them to kill specific people! Laughable!
                            "The Film which you are about to see is an
                            account of a tragedy that befell a group of 5 youths."

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                              lm362 — 9 years ago(September 14, 2016 12:05 AM)

                              You have not described accurately the movie, The Pack. It was about dogs that were abandoned by vacationers on an island and the dogs turned wild and started attacking animals and people. Good and sad movie.
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                                lm362 — 9 years ago(September 14, 2016 12:00 AM)

                                I thought Tentacles was a great movie with a good story line and great ending. Some very sad and heartwarming moments, too.
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                                  WerewolfNightmare101 — 12 years ago(August 12, 2013 03:08 PM)

                                  You are being so silly. There were PLENTY of WORSE films of the 70's than poor old 'Orca' was! Get real! 😉
                                  Like, try JAWS II?
                                  Or Humanoids from the Deep?!
                                  Jaws II wasn't that bad, it could've been a hell of alot better

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                                    lm362 — 9 years ago(September 13, 2016 11:58 PM)

                                    Jaws 2, like this one had a very good storyline and some good moral lessons, like not disobeying your parents.
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                                      Flowbeer — 19 years ago(February 03, 2007 11:22 AM)

                                      Orca is NOT that bad, Jenny! There were far-worse movies back then - like TENTACLES? Just read some of our posts below! 😉
                                      "The Film which you are about to see is an
                                      account of a tragedy that befell a group of 5 youths."

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                                        raymond-x-jacobsen — 19 years ago(February 05, 2007 02:29 PM)

                                        Man, flowbeer, you brought up a lot of classics (or at least, what I would consider classics from the '70's)"The Prophecy" was actually a decent flick, although the creature looked like a big bear dipped in raspberry jam. You should check out "The Pack"it actually had a different name when it came out, which I can't remember, but it really was an intense movie. You also have "Squirm" (which I just recently bought and watched, really an interesting movie, to say the least), and "Food of the Gods", and "Empire of the Ants"which again, I just love to watch! Joan Collins is wonderfully bad in that movie, but it's still an effective little sci-fi chiller.

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                                          Flowbeer — 19 years ago(February 05, 2007 03:50 PM)

                                          Hey Raymond!
                                          Yea, I love my '70's films, and yes, I think Empire of the Ants was due to 'chemicals' that enhance the ants' size.same with some 90's flops 'Ticks' and 'Mosquito', where the bugs get gigantic! And there was 'Squirm', about crazed worms that eat ppl! Now there's some new 'Squirm' type where they have large worms crawling up a bathtub? Which is the same idea as Cronenberg's 'Shivers' (1975).
                                          Here, look at the title & movie poster:
                                          http://www.imdb.com/board/10073705/
                                          There was also one called 'Parasite' w/ a young Demi Moore, one she ain't too proud of! (I think she bares her t i t s in this one?!) There's another called 'Leeches' , on & on & on.
                                          As for Prophecy (1979) and The Prophecy, I think the latter is the Christopher Walken one from the '90's where he plays the Devil who catches people on fire.NOT the same series!! They only made one Prophecy, w/ Talia Shire & Armand Assante.
                                          http://www.imdb.com/board/10079758/
                                          A search for "the prophecy" found the following results:
                                          Titles (Exact Matches) (Displaying 5 Results)

                                          1. The Prophecy (1995)
                                          2. Predskazaniye (1993)
                                            aka "The Prophecy" - (English title) (informal literal title)
                                          3. The Prophecy (1913/I)
                                          4. The Prophecy (1913/II)
                                          5. The Prophecy (2002) (V)
                                            And sequels:
                                          6. The Prophecy II (1998) (V)
                                          7. Kaena: La prophtie (2003)
                                            aka "Kaena: The Prophecy" - USA
                                          8. The Prophecy 3: The Ascent (2000) (V)
                                          9. Wishmaster 4: The Prophecy Fulfilled (2002) (V)
                                            aka "Wishmaster: The Prophecy Fulfilled" - USA
                                            It's all good!
                                            "The Film which you are about to see is an
                                            account of a tragedy that befell a group of 5 youths"
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