Withdean Wanderer
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Uncle Spielberg said:Why has Collateral been nominated twice, please explain
Ah, didn't notice it first time around.
But it's nominated because it's crap, that's why.
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NSC top 10 worst films, EVER?
- Thread starter desprateseagull
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Ah, didn't notice it first time around.
But it's nominated because it's crap, that's why.
Meade's Ball
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Is Phil Collins in this cinematic version of Miami Vice? I have a shot of his tiny sleeves and crackable sepia egghead on tv when i were a child wanting to be a Don Johnson with guns and women's phone numbers in his trousers.
Redhead
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All the Die Hards
All the Leathal Weapons
All the Rockys
The Village
The Hills Have Eyes ( The new one)
All the Leathal Weapons
All the Rockys
The Village
The Hills Have Eyes ( The new one)
Uncle Spielberg
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The " its so bad it could almost be good category "
Howard the Duck (1986)
Directed by
Willard Huyck
Genre: Action / Comedy / Sci-Fi (more)
Tagline: Trapped in a world he never made (more)
Plot Outline: A sarcastic humanoid duck is pulled from his homeworld to Earth where he must stop an alien invader. (more) (view trailer)
User Comments: Cheesy, lame, but still a lot of fun (more)
User Rating: 3.8/10 (8,112 votes)
Cast overview, first billed only:
Lea Thompson .... Beverly Switzler
Jeffrey Jones .... Dr. Walter Jenning
Tim Robbins .... Phil Blumburtt
Ed Gale .... Howard T. Duck
Chip Zien .... Howard T. Duck (voice)
Timothy M. Rose .... Howard T. Duck
Steve Sleap .... Howard T. Duck
Peter Baird .... Howard T. Duck
Mary Wells .... Howard T. Duck
Lisa Sturz .... Howard T. Duck
Jordan Prentice .... Howard T. Duck
Paul Guilfoyle .... Lieutenant Welker
Liz Sagal .... Ronette, Cherry Bomb
Dominique Davalos .... Cal, Cherry Bomb
Holly Robinson Peete .... K.C., Cherry Bomb (as Holly Robinson)
Trivia: Executive producer George Lucas spent $2 million on Howard's duck suit, and eight different actors worked inside the costume.
Goofs: Plot holes: In the diner scene, a truck driver grabs the key card from Howard and asks "What's this, the key to your duck mobile?" Howard never mentions that it is a key and it being a high-tech gadget, does not resemble a key in any way (especially not to a Mid-'80s truck driver). (more)
Quotes: Howard T. Duck: That's it, no more Mr. Nice Duck. (more)
Awards: 4 wins & 4 nominations (more)
HOWARD THE DUCK
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User Comments:
Cheesy, lame, but still a lot of fun, 20 February 2004
Author: Kristine (kristinedrama14@msn.com) from Chicago, Illinois
I don't understand how people can really hate this film. I wasn't really into Howard, but Jeffrey Jone's character really brings the fun to this movie. When he is becoming a monster, he just takes the film over. I like to have a great time with this film, sometimes I even enjoy it. So, for the other reviews, you guys have got to admit that Jeffrey can get a good laugh.
6/10
Howard the Duck (1986)
Directed by
Willard Huyck
Genre: Action / Comedy / Sci-Fi (more)
Tagline: Trapped in a world he never made (more)
Plot Outline: A sarcastic humanoid duck is pulled from his homeworld to Earth where he must stop an alien invader. (more) (view trailer)
User Comments: Cheesy, lame, but still a lot of fun (more)
User Rating: 3.8/10 (8,112 votes)
Cast overview, first billed only:
Lea Thompson .... Beverly Switzler
Jeffrey Jones .... Dr. Walter Jenning
Tim Robbins .... Phil Blumburtt
Ed Gale .... Howard T. Duck
Chip Zien .... Howard T. Duck (voice)
Timothy M. Rose .... Howard T. Duck
Steve Sleap .... Howard T. Duck
Peter Baird .... Howard T. Duck
Mary Wells .... Howard T. Duck
Lisa Sturz .... Howard T. Duck
Jordan Prentice .... Howard T. Duck
Paul Guilfoyle .... Lieutenant Welker
Liz Sagal .... Ronette, Cherry Bomb
Dominique Davalos .... Cal, Cherry Bomb
Holly Robinson Peete .... K.C., Cherry Bomb (as Holly Robinson)
Trivia: Executive producer George Lucas spent $2 million on Howard's duck suit, and eight different actors worked inside the costume.
Goofs: Plot holes: In the diner scene, a truck driver grabs the key card from Howard and asks "What's this, the key to your duck mobile?" Howard never mentions that it is a key and it being a high-tech gadget, does not resemble a key in any way (especially not to a Mid-'80s truck driver). (more)
Quotes: Howard T. Duck: That's it, no more Mr. Nice Duck. (more)
Awards: 4 wins & 4 nominations (more)
HOWARD THE DUCK
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User Comments:
Cheesy, lame, but still a lot of fun, 20 February 2004
Author: Kristine (kristinedrama14@msn.com) from Chicago, Illinois
I don't understand how people can really hate this film. I wasn't really into Howard, but Jeffrey Jone's character really brings the fun to this movie. When he is becoming a monster, he just takes the film over. I like to have a great time with this film, sometimes I even enjoy it. So, for the other reviews, you guys have got to admit that Jeffrey can get a good laugh.
6/10
Uncle Spielberg
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Die Hard 1 and 3 were excellent and 2 was merely good. Lets be serious shall we 
Uncle Spielberg
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Rocky 1-4 were certainly good entertainment.
LOOK THE TITLE OF THE THREAD IS WORST FILMS EVER.
LOOK THE TITLE OF THE THREAD IS WORST FILMS EVER.
blockhseagull
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Uncle Spielberg said:
I watched Howard the duck ( a new breed of hero), the other day on Sky
Hadn't seen it for years.....Class !!!!
Trufflehound
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Uncle Spielberg said:
In that case I'd like to nominate Rocky 1-5.
The only good Rocky moment is in Airplane II (I think), when they walk past a poster advertising "Rocky 37", featuring a picture of a wizened old man wearing boxing gloves...
Two films which seem to be popular for some reason...
Firstly, I nominate Moulin Rouge for being the biggest pile of over-rated shit ever. Funny how most girls really dig this movie.
Also Jerry Maguire, a massive Tom Cruise ego-stroking exercise, the f***ing cock-juggler
Firstly, I nominate Moulin Rouge for being the biggest pile of over-rated shit ever. Funny how most girls really dig this movie.
Also Jerry Maguire, a massive Tom Cruise ego-stroking exercise, the f***ing cock-juggler
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Redhead
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Uncle Spielberg said:
The wonderful thing about films is people interpret them in different ways and form opinions of them, and in my opinion I'd rather pass a kidney stone the size of a VW beetle out of my Japs eye than ever watch another f***ing Rocky film.
Trufflehound
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Eyes Wide Shut - only film I've ever walked out of.
Matrix 2&3 - What a pile of up their own arse pretentious shit wank. First one was fantstic, the second, oh my god. The idea of a trilogy is to link the 3 films, not ignore the first (very good one)
Matrix 2&3 - What a pile of up their own arse pretentious shit wank. First one was fantstic, the second, oh my god. The idea of a trilogy is to link the 3 films, not ignore the first (very good one)
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Snakes on a Plane (okay, I haven't seen it but when did that ever get in the way of an opinion on NSC?)
The Core. ("Well wouldn't they get crushed by the terrific pressure as they got nearer the earth's core? And wouldn't they run out of fuel before reaching it?" "Well, we invented this new material that not only gets stronger as it gets crushed more, but also converts the pressure to fuel. So there." Or something like that anyway).
The Core. ("Well wouldn't they get crushed by the terrific pressure as they got nearer the earth's core? And wouldn't they run out of fuel before reaching it?" "Well, we invented this new material that not only gets stronger as it gets crushed more, but also converts the pressure to fuel. So there." Or something like that anyway).
nobody's dupe
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Dandyman said:
Sorry, but my vocabulary is extremely limited. Does that mean it is good or bad wank material, and does that explain why my raincoat failed to stiffen?