• meschi
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Re: Films that get critical acclaim but are rubbish!

cebteq wrote:

i've outgrown goonies

blasphemy.

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Re: Films that get critical acclaim but are rubbish!

Goonies arent what it used to be...its still good but i try not to see it too often, cause the old memories are better

Noct: Its not a reference for me, but its some of the best evidence of a movie thats gotten a lot of critical acclaim.

"Luc-Ass deserves every flack he gets. In fact, I think he's getting off pretty easy. What he REALLY Deserves is to go broke and be forced to move into a dumpster behind Pizza Hut."

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meschi, it did make me nostalgic for movies that lasted only 1.5 hours wink

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Re: Films that get critical acclaim but are rubbish!

was never into it. when i was older and went to university during freshers week or whatever the local cinema put on a load of films to get the students in, they put goonies on and everyone went nuts.
why? I obviously missed something about it.

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cebteq wrote:

meschi, it did make me nostalgic for movies that lasted only 1.5 hours wink

I'm with you Cebteq. If a film is over 1hr 40 mins there needs to be a fucking good reason why.

So many films are 2hr/ 2hr 30minute for no good reason. DULL DULL DULL

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Re: Films that get critical acclaim but are rubbish!

another rubbish film is Pillow book by Peter Greenaway. it was pathetic. made by depressed bookworms who can't get any for other depressed bookworms.