This should not be a sequel…
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devilmaster — 20 years ago(December 17, 2005 04:27 AM)
IMO, this movie was conceived as a totally separate project, with no reference whatsoever to The Lawnmower Man and with Matt Frewer as a generic cybervillain. Some time during pre-production, someone must have thought that many more people would be eager to pay to see a sequel to The Lawnmower Man, so they just called Matt Frewer's character "Jobe" and recast Austin O'Brien as Peter.
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PapaT_86 — 18 years ago(January 02, 2008 08:42 AM)
Its entirely possible, and not uncommon;
Die Hard With A Vengance
being a famous (and contemporary with regards to this film) example of a script being altered to suit a franchise.
As for LM2; lame movie but I liked how the villain kept harping on about "Liberals" and "Hypocritical Democrats". That was funny. -
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jdkeaton1 — 18 years ago(July 26, 2007 01:31 PM)
There was a problem with continuity. In the first one Jobes body has been destroyed and he was turned into energy. In Jobes War he was a living human. The passing of time was not continuous with the first since Jobe was described as a man in his late 20s the same age as he appears in lawnmower man 1. Also he was found after some catostrophic incident implying the movie was starting were Lawnmower man 1 left off. So of course the futurist cars and trains don't make sense since not much time has passed.
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hurricane_floyd — 18 years ago(August 07, 2007 07:15 AM)
Because of this mis-titled piece of trash, we will never have a true Lawnmower Man sequel.
It could have been a good run with another movie or 2 based on the "real" Jobe from the first movie taking over the web or something.
Shameful to market this crap as a sequel to a fairly watchable movie.
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William Gibson really needs a good lawyer with 1000+ works ripped off from his creations. -
shawnkanderson — 17 years ago(June 16, 2008 01:11 PM)
I'm at home sick, and noticed this movie on our shelf (some 5 dollar dvd deal someone bought) and watched it. I kindof enjoyed it. Stupid and cheesy most of the time, but very entertaining and lots of action (even though it wasn't the best action). I was surprised at the budget value, too. I've never seen Lawnmower Man 1
Were any of the shots at the start, where the screen goes 4:9 (if you have the widescreen dvd) from the original Lawnmower Man? -
super-sapien — 17 years ago(June 24, 2008 03:16 PM)
don't worry my people. i, the greatest film maker who ever lived is planning a sequel to this called
Lawnmower man 3:
alternate dimensions
i will somehow make the second film make sense. also i'm not ignoring this movie because i like the idea of people having to watch this piece of crap and then being extremely surprised that part 3 is one of the greatest movies all time. it will be the first time a third part will succed the previous.
my coming will be 2012: the new decade of film. the diamond age of film. the age that follows the worst.
i just watched this movie last night. did you notice how it seems to be a work of art compared to movies like transformers and harry potter?
the worst movies before the 0s are pieces of gold compared to the greatest movies of the 0s.
as we draw nearer to the cataclsymic dec 22 2012 movies will get worse. but when the world is reborn with me in the center of the black hole of this galaxy you will see movies that will blow your minds away.
for there is a new director in town. his name is johnny.
where are the white women?
visit:
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super-sapien — 17 years ago(July 09, 2008 08:54 PM)
thank you.
but now i must leave somewhere there's a crime happening.
where are the white women?
visit:
snappy.freeservers.com