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"The Animal" looks like a knock off of George of the Jungle. How far off am I?
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Movies nobody has ever referenced since they were released
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The Animal rocks, I watched it again recently. It was also referenced after it was released in South Park, making fun of all of Rob's shitty movies.
Nothing like George of the jungle either.
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I agree. The show centered around him. It was weird to continue it without him although I understand why they tried. I just feel people forget he had a movie career after Back to the Future.
The two bully characters in that were really sexy to preteen Me. I got bullied and teased a lot in school, probably some kind of fucked-up erotic transference.
‘Siamese queers’ still gets my ribs too. It holds up as a broad dumb school comedy.
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Senior Trip also has Tara Strong in one of her few live-action roles, showing off her pre-boob job tits.
Loved Bushwacked as a kid, was shocked when I realized a lot of people didn't like it. I actually remember being on the Bushwacked IMDb message board and someone on there said that their teacher was Daniel Stern's cousin and one time he visited or something and said he hated this movie.
Oh man, I miss IMDB message boards. That shit was great for obscure movies.
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Do the imdb message boards not exist anymore?
It seems not to exist anymore, but I used to obsessively read all the inaccuracies and goofs in tv shows and movies on the goofs section of tv.com. I remember one entry on an episode of the Super Mario Bros Supershow saying "how the hell does it make sense that Mario can speak pidjy" and it was amusing to me, because usually the entries were dry, sober, and emotionless like reading a wikipedia article.
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those little blue freaks are tough to look at
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Used to love watching that movie as a kid. I miss those message boards too. Another casualty of Reddit I guess.
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I quote What About Bob daily 
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Focusing on the casting that matters.
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I quote What About Bob daily
“Baby steps…” u trying to climb the forum hierarchy ladder, faggot.
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Is this some radical new form of therapy
OT but it irks me to this day that in RD2, which is set explicitly in 1899, the cultured leader of your band of outlaws listens to a recording of Un bel di vedremo. And does this five years before Butterfly premiered, no less. Lazy booking.
There's a similar mistake in the first Captain American film, when Red Skull is listening to der Ring des Nibelungen, only it's arias from two different operas in the Cycle spliced back-to-back as if they're one and the same. A cultured national socialist German man from the 1930s/40s would know the difference. Drives me mental.
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I was going to post something about "Bonzai Buckaroo, and the eight dimension", and then I realized that people tawk about that movie all the time
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Don’t act like you don’t know the title. You’re not better than that movie.
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i'm a normie, bro
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Decently entertaining as I recall.
Howard's first direction, he never forgot what Corman told him, which was the same thing he told nearly all of his students:
"Look, if you do what I say and the pictures a hit, you'll never have to work for me again."
