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I'm just filling this comment out, because I couldn't stand the fact that a positive comment was featured on the "complete information" page.
My advice for watching movies that have been featured on "Mystery Science Theater 3000:" do not watch the original version of the movie at all! Period!
The Comic Strip featured actors from 'The Young One's' - a student based sitcom from the 80's.
I popped it in and got a bad feeling when they started showing trailers for low budget straight-to-video flicks, and even worse when a music video of the main song for the movie, which sounded like elevator music and featured corny slomo clips from the movie preceded the main feature.
Quite liked Flesh and looking forward to Heat but couldn't help but feel Morrissey grossly exploited most of the "performers" featured here.
When I first watched this film, I thought that it would be rally good, because it featured my favourite actor of all time.
I wasn't all that familiar with this straight-to-video "biographical" account of Mr. Gein and discovered during the opening credits that it featured horror icon Kane Hodder in the starring role.
If I were buying taffy from the store featured in this fine romantic comedy, I would demand to be served by the guy who trained the person who played the guy selling taffy.
Pendelton, who is featured prominently in the Thin Man series tries his best but is over matched by witless plot.
As for this movie, it is a very silly an horridly produced WWII propaganda film that featured a dumb plot and wretched editing.
This film featured clever direction.
It was a huge disappointment since it was featured as one of the eight Horrorfest films.
I'm so happy I recorded this on VHS tape when it was featured on Master Piece Theatre.
This good film score featured Crosby, Stills and Nash among other talented artists.
And, of course, I'll go see any film in which Kristin Scott Thomas is featured.
It was even featured on That's Incredible, ABC's reality show of the period.
One of the major aspects of "Malenkaya Vera" (called "Little Vera" in English) is that it was the first movie from the Soviet Union that featured a sex scene, albeit a short one.
'Police Squad!' featured unashamedly corny jokes and clever visual gags playing in the background.
This was a very good 1950s western, one of the better ones I've seen in a decade which featured that genre on screen and on TV.
Apparently this movie was the inspiration for the later television series 'Wagon Train' which featured Bond once again as the boss of the wagon trains heading west.
Christopher escaped jail (Lompock) and was featured on America's Most Wanted.
In a way, these short films were promotional trailers that featured new talent in front, or behind the camera.
I think it shows some great new actors abilities and there are defiantly some big stars to be featured in this movie.
Lucio Fulci made a lot of great films throughout his career and the way that many of them featured a bucket load of gore lead to him earning the title 'The Godfather of Gore'.
This made-for-TV movie "Crash Course" featured an All-Star cast, bringing together members from all the 80's classics: "227", "Family Ties", "Who's the Boss?", et al.
One other thought: the original theatrical release featured a 'walk on the beach / fall in love' montage set to The Beatles/George Harrison tune, "Something."
Although there are many facets of Lindbergh's life, the segment featured here is his efforts to be the First Man to fly across the Atlantic.
Seeking enough funds to build a special aircraft, to the fateful decision to began the journey on a gloomy day in May 1927, 'Luck Lindy' as he was christened, endured enormous risks, which are featured in this superb film.
Being featured at the 2006 Cannes Film Festival and gaining quite some fame, this movie appears to be another modern and profound school drama.
The episode featured very little dialogue and despite that the good folks at the Emmy's decided it merited a nomination.
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