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07-26-2007, 11:10 PM
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waynes world 2 > waynes world
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07-27-2007, 02:45 PM
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It is hard for me not to like Mad Max best as I saw it on release in '79 with the awful vocal overdub. Then I went again the next night and once more the following night. Even managed to talk the night manager out of the lobby poster for it! The film didn't leave so much of a mark as it did a dent. It is indeed low budget but it is sheer genius how much Miller got out of what he had to work with. Money for sets, props, and so on are fine but being able to extract something great without them is a joy to watch. Mad Max is black & white morality, good vs. evil done in pure comic book fashion. The sets are stark, as is the dialogue. Everything happens within the context of a speech bubble. But not the car scenes. That is where the money was spent and you can feel it. I still think it has one of the best opening 10 minutes of any car film made. I am the Nightrider! I'm a fuel-injected suicide machine. I am a rocker! I am a roller! I am an out-of-controller! I am the Nightrider, baby!  Other than that I have no strong feelings about this film. 
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07-27-2007, 08:21 PM
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Aliens is but a pimple on the ass of the original. The first was edge of your seat all the way. The second resorted to catchy quips, big explosions, lots of gunfire, and all the other things that make a mediocre movie.
The first also had Sigourney in skivvies.
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07-28-2007, 01:56 AM
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The sequel to Rob Zombie's movie "10,000 Corpses" was surpassed by the sequel,"Devils Rejects". Rejects was spookier, and somehow had me feeling sorry for the mass murderers at the end of the movie. I still don't know how.
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