Somehow I feel this is all my fault.
edited 22nd Jan '14 3:40:07 PM by Quag15
Brad, Allison (Lupa) and Phelan (Phelous) review The Nut Job.
edited 24th Jan '14 6:41:07 AM by Quag15
The Conqueror. You know, the one where John Wayne played Genghis Khan.
I am thinking there was more wrong with that movie's production than its casting decisions
Like filming in an irradiated wasteland.
Of course, don't you know anything about ALCHEMY?!- Twin clones of Ivan the GreatApparently Snob was originally supposed to look... different.
Just a person. He/him.He would've look sillier (as in, more like an old lady).
Endless love's protagonist was crazy and it felt off that they portrayed his actions as only slightly bad.
Everyone check out the Cinema Snob website. Brad just gave it a sexy makeover!
Confirmed Bachelors: the dramedy hit of 1883!Indeed. And the mother was a bit creepy.
It's good, though he didn't include Kung Tai Ted in the Original Show or the Mini Series sections. Does he consider it to be an Old Shame?
I like it. I mean, it's slightly less of an eyesore, without losing the sort of shithole quality of the original.
...I'm hoping that aesthetic is intentional, because if it's not, than dear god is this redesign not going far enough.
Maybe you'd be less disappointed if you stopped expecting things to be Carmen Sandiego movies.I am going to miss Brad's great rack.
Of course, don't you know anything about ALCHEMY?!- Twin clones of Ivan the GreatAnyone notice that the credits say that Jillian designed the new site?
Love the "Lloyd approved" logo. Major props to anyone who likes Siamese cats.
Whats the situation with him and Jillian? Didn't they get a divorce?
Some people stay friends even after getting divorced.
edited 3rd Mar '14 6:26:49 AM by harkko
I knew the movie was bad, but not THIS bad. Chevy Chase is probably the only funny character there.
I could barely understand what Jackie Mason said.
I saw it first-run in a theater, and literally have no memory of the characters, the dialogue or the jokes. It was probably the worst movie I'd seen up to that point. The Snob review brought back zero memories of the actual film: my subconscious desire to block out any memory of this film seems very strong indeed.
Confirmed Bachelors: the dramedy hit of 1883!Yay! He finally returned to the series all of one of his viewers (i.e.: me) wished he would!
I still haven’t seen any in the series apart from the first. I haven’t watched the review yet, wasn’t The Wicked Warden the “fake” Ilsa film?
Confirmed Bachelors: the dramedy hit of 1883!Judging by the thumbnail art alone, yeah, it's the one without Diane Thorne.
*goes to pay a skywriter to write STOP CREATING in butthurt retaliation*
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