...the SyFy channel has decent tv shows, but pretty much has some of the worst original movies on tv? I see their latest classic is the 12 Disasters of Christmas.
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...the SyFy channel has decent tv shows, but pretty much has some of the worst original movies on tv? I see their latest classic is the 12 Disasters of Christmas.
I was flipping thru one day and Ron perlman was a wizard in a syfy original movie. wtf...
king of the B movie channels......I've seen some of the worst special effects ever done on that channel.
They're almost unbearable to watch!! Yet at times so hard to flip the channel!!
I hear ya. With all the money behind that channel, you'd think they'd do a better job with the overall production. Have you ever tried to watch Battle of Los Angeles?
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Originally Posted by 0rion
Not for me on the second part.
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Originally Posted by devildogws6
Sharktopus. So stupid it was funny.
Actually I have.....tried.Quote:
Originally Posted by SiggyZ
Wasn't it called "Colors"?Quote:
Originally Posted by SiggyZ
No, that's Primary Colors. This was most definitively called Battle of Los Angeles.
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Originally Posted by SMWS6TA
you know I was referring to the movie about Crips & Bloods from the 80's that has Ice Cube etc...in it right?
SMWS6TA.......making sense since....uh.....hopefully 12/6/12 :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by SMWS6TA
Nope, I've never seen or heard of it. However, there is a SyFy original craptacular movie called Battle of Los Angeles, that does an absolute cheesejob trying to be like the movie Battle: Los Angeles.
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You know I've been wondering this for some time now. There has been many films that become block busters and either just before they come out or right after there comes a b-c rated movie with about 80% of the same plot.
Are the movie producers hiring multiple teams of writers to write scripts for Movie "A", then go over it with the studios and pick and choose which one works best and then makes it while the other b-c rated script goes off to another smaller company?
It just seems there are way too many shitty movies that look almost exactly alike.
For example take "Dredd" and "The Raid" (foreign film) by all accounts they are almost an exact copy.
Ice Cube???? notsureifsrs....Quote:
Originally Posted by SMWS6TA
Try Sean Penn and Robert Duvall.
Colors (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
FWIW, I grew up not to far away from Watts Towers...
did you ever meet a guy named Fred Sanford?? Ran a junk yard in those parts. He had a goofy ass son that lived with him named Lamont.Quote:
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