Joe
I refer you to these extracts from my previous posts:
In any case, you are right, that is a lame ass excuse.
::leaves the room in shame::
On another subject:
Should have posted Transylvania 6500 and The 7 Faces of Dr.Lao before. delini8r and asesmayo beat me to the punch.
Bad things happen to those who wait. :rolleyes:
[b}The Eighteenth Angel** with the gorgeous Rachel Leigh Cook. It was all-right, I guess. Its premise was really dumb, but the movie was sort of fun and the ending was nice.
Can I possibly be the first to remember this one?
Star Wars Episode One: The Phantom Menace
How about Bombers: B-52? Kinda obscure movie, but if I’m remembering the title right it fits…
The 5,000 Fingers of Dr T
52 Pick-Up
Richard III
If TV movies count, then I have to mention a really crappy TV movie starring my hero, Bruce Campbell; it was called Assault on Dome 4. Of celluloid disasters like this, Campbell said, “The movies that are the easiest to make are the hardest to watch.”
… and speaking of awful movies, how about Treasure of the Four Crowns, from the same mid-80’s crap factory that churned out such pathetic train wrecks on film as Metalstorm: The Destruction of Jared-Syn and Megaforce?
Since someone already pointed out Megazone 23 and Ranma 1/2, then I assume anime falls under the category of foreign movies. That would include any of the Lupin III movies - Lupin III and the Castle of Cagliostro, for example, which is the finest animated movie ever made.
Plus, we can do Golgo 13, can’t we?
Unfortunately we can’t include Eight Man, 3x3 Eyes, Cyber City 080, and Iron Man #28 (AKA Gigantor) because those were TV/video series and not movies; and that would open a whole new can of worms!
Pete
Long time RGMWer and ardent AOLer