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Offline wellington1869

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« Reply #50 on: Wed, 28 July 2010, 11:31:54 »
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I liked that film apart from the stupid suicide ending. Must be an American thing: "Oh no, we've run out of [strike]petrol[/strike] gas. Better kill ourselves."

P.S. Just caught The Mothman Prophecies on TV. That surely belongs in this thread, even though it wasn't completely awful.


lol yea i have mixed feelings about mothman. it was watchable, but at the same time, so silly!

my brother in law said the same thing about that Supermarket-Fog-with-Twist-Ending movie (ie, silly but watchable)

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« Reply #51 on: Wed, 28 July 2010, 14:25:55 »
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my brother in law said the same thing about that Supermarket-Fog-with-Twist-Ending movie (ie, silly but watchable)


It was silly if you watched it for the special effects, not so much if you watched it for the (decidedly lord-of-the-flies-esque/social experiment type) story/themes and acting (casting in this film was great). Also, it's funny that the ending was Darabont's creation, as it is very true to King's style, and something I have found lacking from King adaptations on film (ala Cujo: book v. film). I won't elaborate for fear of further "SPOIL"ing.

Of course, forget all of that if we aren't talking about the same flick.
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« Reply #52 on: Wed, 28 July 2010, 15:34:40 »
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It was silly if you watched it for the special effects, not so much if you watched it for the (decidedly lord-of-the-flies-esque/social experiment type) story/themes and acting (casting in this film was great). Also, it's funny that the ending was Darabont's creation, as it is very true to King's style, and something I have found lacking from King adaptations on film (ala Cujo: book v. film). I won't elaborate for fear of further "SPOIL"ing.

Of course, forget all of that if we aren't talking about the same flick.


yea, he said it was interesting to watch. btw the fog movie's ending has already been spoiled in this thread above ;)

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« Reply #53 on: Wed, 28 July 2010, 17:37:03 »
Yeah, end of the world suicide historically is a very bad idea...
Unless you REALLY believe the end of the world prophecies, then by all means, go ahead and do the rest of us a favor and drink the kool-aid.  

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