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Another in the they don't make em like that category.
Another entry in the "holiday horror" category that fills the shelves of your local video store.
Grand Canyon falls under a very scarce category: it is a very clever film, with very clever dialogs and food for thought everywhere from start to end.
It holds up very well indeed more that 50 years later in every category - screenplay, acting, photography, set design, sound design...it really is a classic of sorts.
A Crack in the Floor definitely fell into the second category.
Futuristic Films Production and Terry Lofton give us this extremely low budget movie that should be avoided at all cost, it's a complete waste of time, no matter if you're looking for a horror movie or a comedy, this doesn't fit in any category, I've seen better kindergarten plays.
There was a time, after the excellent opening, that I was leaning more towards putting this film in the interesting, but deeply flawed category Rottweiler and Faust are in, but ultimately for me the good far outweighed the bad.
It falls into the category of not bad enough to walk out of, but not good enough to have shown up for in the first place.
Not the worst film I have ever seen ("The Fourth Kind" is the current champion in that particular category), but considering the charm of the series I must ask "what in Sodor were these film makers thinking?"
I have to say that this is in a category in its own.
There isn't anything to "get" here that you might think you're missing, and anyone who puts this in the same category as Pulp Fiction or any other movie with a semblance of action, humour or even a decent narrative, doesn't know what they're talking about.
Wow,I never knew a film could be THIS BAD!!!!!Considering how high of a budget this movie had,it really had no explanation whatsoever for being as bad as it was.The special effects could've been done better by a toddler,the definition of "scary" in this film doesn't even come near the fright factor it needed to,and the ending and twists were completely unprofessional and mediocre.Basically,I felt I lost over half my brain cells when I was through watching this movie.This is the kind of filth that gives "horror",which if it could even fall under that category,a bad name.I wouldn't even recommend this movie for a good laugh at how horrible it is!!!!!Avoid at all costs,I WARN YOU!!!There was nothing special or good about this film AT ALL!!!!
I picked this up as a twofer but the comparison the Blair Witch was thankfully nowhere near as bad as that one-the Blair Witch is ins a category of its own as sheer unadulterated BADNESS.Nothing is or ever will be as bad as that film.
It doesn't even fit into that "so bad it's good" category.
But this film went into another and far worse category.
DELIVERY definitely falls into the low-budget, done on a shoestring, splatter flick category that seems to be all the rage these days.
Winner of the Best Picture Academy Award of 1933 (but not even nominated in any other category), it is an indisputable classic that stands apart as one of the finest (and most timeless) motion pictures of the 30's -- which was a terrific decade for the cinema.
I don't usually rate movies 1 out of 10, but this movie falls in that category.
A beautifully filmed and well acted romantic film with wonderful music score and songs from Tom Waits, who was then nominated for Oscars in the Best Song category for this picture.
OK this is the 2nd appearance of The Pink Panther even though there were several other titles with that name it has nothing to do with it it was only in for a cameo where someone steals it and Cluesau is kidnapped (after the abomination of the first one I'm celebrating) and some journalist asks questions about Cluesau (Cluesau isn't in this one only in Archive Footage I know a complete ripoff even though so was the rest of the series) and they ask even Charles the real "Phantom" makes an appearance we see Clueseau's childhood and all this other crap which has nothing to do with anything if the journalist was really an author writing bio's about detectives who are so stupid it isn't funny (the only other thing in that category is FAMILY GUY) OK Clueseau isn't found.
"Ordeal by Innocence" falls into the badly done category.
I belong to the first category: 2 kids growing up in a nuke shelter with a large collection of detective novels deciding to be the post apocalyptic worlds first dicks, The Atomic Dicks!
We are older and have a lot of experience with sci-fi but this did not even make it into that category.
Personally I would question whether disaster movies really comprise a distinct category - they are dramas in the thriller category where the more usual dramatic excitement of violent action is replaced by the tension of waiting to see whether or not the impending disaster can be staved off.
St. Helens clearly fits this latter category.
About 2 years ago my friends and I began watching films that could fall under the "so bad it's good" category, an often amusing, but none the less hit and miss approach to entertainment.
There are other good shows like The Nany, Friends, Taxi, According to Jim, Mind your language,Everybody loves Raymond, Becker, and few others but don't stand up to category "best".
Once again, writing in the category of "things which will never happen", those are two other shows which I'd like to see published on DVD.
The Iceberg is one of those films in the later category.
This is a masterpiece and I include the "Winds of War" in that category.
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