Crappiest Movie of all Time…..!!!!
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lambiepie-2 — 16 years ago(November 29, 2009 10:33 PM)
The bestand ONLY film out there so far that takes the TV, film and movie industry and satirizes it for what it is, and those in it. Total and completely S.O.B's all out for themselves and the almighty publicity and dollar no matter what the cost to others, as long as they themselves profit.
Those that don't get it, have bought into the BS. And that's fine of enough statement too.
That's all there is to say, IMHO.
Team Barnabas & Quentin Collins. -
Alex_deFrenzy — 16 years ago(December 20, 2009 07:20 PM)
Have to agree with OP.
That guy from Empty Nest is so OTT I almost had an epileptic seizure.
Then again I don't like B Edwards, including Pink Panther.
See Network; a sharper satire about a similar profession. Craps on this. -
ChickWhisperer — 15 years ago(April 04, 2010 09:37 PM)
Phantom, why are you even on IMDB? If you are expressing your true opinion, then you have no knowledge of or affection for film whatsoever.
For those of us who do, or live/work in or around the industry, we can tell you most assuredly that SOB is so right on the money it is damned near being a documentary. There isn't a false note in the script, and we know exactly who all the characters are being portrayed.
Ah well, welcome to 2010, where vampires and Jennifer Aniston and CGI rule! -
kelly-527 — 12 years ago(July 04, 2013 08:08 PM)
I was in my 20s and knew this was a smart satire on Hollywood. I am really surprised at how many people dislike it.
Yes, a little upsetting to Julie Andrews breasts although they are very nice.
How many actresses have you read about that talk about how important it is to get nude for the part. YAWN. And the drugs. Rehab is summer camp for stars. -
Mickey77 — 14 years ago(July 06, 2011 11:33 AM)
And your posts will go to the top of the list of posters I wont ever be reading again.
http://www.imdb.com/mymovies/list?l=32397724 -
bellamae — 12 years ago(October 30, 2013 06:13 PM)
"Blair Witch Project" gets my vote for that title. I actually walked out (which I hardly ever do) and went into the theatre next door to watch the end of "Runaway Bride" which I had absolutely no desire to see. But now that I know how it ends I never have to see the beginning.