Its actually available….
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Newz_Dawg — 19 years ago(April 04, 2007 11:47 AM)
What really ticks me is that Stan Lee lavished huge praise for the very silly Japanese
Spider-Man
TV show, with its giant monsters and robots, and Spider-Man telepathically communicating with his mentor who has become a spider, while dissing the Corman-produced
Fantastic Four
. Cheese is cheese, no matter what nation it comes from. Looks like Stan the Man, who's ego has outgrown Jim Shooter's, needs to meet Doc Samson for a few sessions.
"I hate people I don't like."
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Astrolupine — 18 years ago(December 13, 2007 02:19 PM)
I bought a copy at a comic con 3 years agofor $20. Yes, you heard that right, but that was the price of all the bootleg DVDs there being sold, and I was desperate to see this film in all its cheesy glory. (The other bootlegs I have are Batman: Dead End, Star Wars Holiday Special and Harvey Birdman Season 1) I've watched it a couple of times and all I can say that's its decent, with a good-looking Thing, Rebecca Stabb as Sue and a Doom that resembles the comic version better than Julian McMahon did.
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SteveResin — 18 years ago(January 16, 2008 05:16 PM)
A mate gave me a copy on dvd and it's appalling lmao. View it as a comedy and you may enjoy it, but don't expect to take it seriously. The "special" (and I use the term at it's loosest) effects are well. I don't know if I can comment on them coz I couldn't spot any. And the Thing! Looked like a Tortoise with a hangover. Funniest film I've ever seen.
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ZincChandler — 17 years ago(June 02, 2008 09:14 AM)
i would LOVE to get my hands on this gem. have tried to see it before, but sources are slim. i see lots of copies on eBay, but none of them specify that its the 1994 version and honestly, i dont want to own the 2005 version.
i have renewed interest in this one after seeing Captain America last night. wow. they need to make superhero movies like these ones again!!!
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junior-96 — 17 years ago(November 24, 2008 05:34 PM)
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BenGrimms_Thing — 17 years ago(January 20, 2009 10:51 PM)
I'd give Doom and Ben both a nod in the right direction over 2005's. I love Julian McMahon as Christian Troy, but he is one awful Doom, not entirely his fault, electrical powers in the first, and a glorified Power Rangers villain in the second.