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I am actually curious to see something that could top this steaming pile of horse dung.
This steaming pile of donkey excrement is a perfect case in point; it makes "The Violent Years" look like "Casablanca"!
WOW!! What a pile of steaming poo this movie is!! Does anyone know the address of the director so I can get my five dollars back???? Finally someone bumped "Stop-loss" from the 'Worst Iraq War Movie Ever' number one spot.
Why they got involved in this steaming pile of offal is beyond comprehension.
I don't just mean 'bad' as in; "Oh the script was bad", or; "The acting in that scene was bad".....I mean bad as in someone should be held criminally accountable for foisting this unmitigated pile of steaming crud onto an unsuspecting public.
This movie is the biggest steaming pile of you know what, Being from and growing up in Wichita Kansas;I know for a fact 90% of the movie was Bogus.
And I wish I could blame it on yet another bland performance from Basinger (not only do I feel she's one of the worst actors in Hollywood, but I'm still steaming more than a decade later that she was the only one, and definitely the only bad actor in the film, to win an acting Oscar for 'L.A. Confidential.')
Whoever wrote up "Redline" as a great car movie must be getting paid off by Daniel Sadek to promote this ultra crappy flaming, steaming pile of amateur crap.
This show isn't funny, it isn't clever, it isn't original, it's just a steaming pile of bull crap.
I even watched Fracture, and I knew that would be a steaming pile of Quentin.
At 96 minutes long, the only few people that will be able to sit through this steaming pile of excrement are avowed masochists.
OK, I had more fun watching Microwave Massacre that this steaming loaf.
Use this as an example of what not to do.I give this steaming pile of rotting fish the NOOSE as well.
The problem being that the formula was already a bit calcified by the time Airplane was made in 1980, and this steaming heap was sh...uh, made, in 1990, featuring a never-went-anywhere Saturday Night Live alum named Gary Kroeger from the brutally bad seasons 8-10.
Even 1 is far too much of an accolade for this steaming pile of horse manure The film is just plain terrible its like they took gross out clichéd clips of jokes from other films and ran them one after another on here.
Strangely, the sets held up fairly well; the steaming turbines; the weirdly flat body bags, and so forth.
This movie would be best described as a steaming pile of horse excrement laced with ebola-zaire.
Big smelling pile of steaming crap!
This was the biggest steaming pile of offal I have seen in a very long time--and I've seen my fair share of bad movies.
I would be wasting my time and anyone else's time on sitting here, typing in the details that makes this film a steaming pile.
Everything goes terribly wrong in this steaming pile of garbage.
Wow what a steaming pile of dung.
Enjoyable British sci-fi outing of 1967, which sports not only a venerable Cushing-Lee pairing, but exciting scenes of overheating 1960's British automobiles to boot (the steaming, hood-up MG scene will be particularly horrific for current/former MG owners who've ever dealt with this aspect common to certain vintage British cars).
This was the biggest steaming pile of a movie I've seen in a long time.
This time around, "The Happy Hooker" is portrayed by Joey Heatherton (who's steaming hot in this picture and the best of the bunch).
Steamboy is a steaming pile of crap!
If I actually took my time to write a detailed review I'd probably end up hanging myself for wasting more time than I already did watching this ridiculous pile of steaming crap that was actually supposed to be a movie.
In a way, it's a tombstone of granite and pumice, still steaming and hot despite more than two decades of slumber.
This has to be the worst steaming pile of dog flop I've ever wasted my time watching.
I'm so glad that Mariel Hemingway has chosen yet another steaming piece of pony loaf to showcase her criminal lack of talent.
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