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However, reading stuff about that movie here I know I saw this one and not that one and that movie is even less what one would imagine a movie with that title would be about.
The logic of Hogan winning the world title at the end made no sense, and many people feel that alone help put the nail in the PPV.
The lines in the title of this review are the first lines in this film's theme song, a wonderfully demented parody of the (in my opinion horrible) song "My favorite things" from "The Sound of Music".
The title leads viewers to believe that this is a fun movie to watch and probably much better when watched under the influence, but it is not good at all.
Our hero escapes several times before ending up gazing at the alien world's three moons and wondering aloud if he will ever get home - thus setting up one of those Man Alone in a Hostile World Making a new Friend Each Week but Moving on at the End of Every Episode shows so beloved of the industry in the 70s and 80s ('The Fugitive', 'The Incredible Hulk', 'The Littlest Hobo' etc.) The curiously weirdest bit though was the title sequence.
Somewhere between 'Stranded in Space' first airing (under the title 'The Stranger') in 1972 and the MST3K version in 1991 it somehow acquired some footage from the 1983 movie 'Prisoners of the Lost Universe'.
This is a title in search of a movie.
No matter, the studio cared only that the title would likely fool millions of "American Werewolf in London" fans into handing over their cash.
The most impressive thing about 'Anemic Cinema' is its title: an anagram which is very nearly also a palindrome.
But this movie its worth to check out as a manual of "how to not do a movie"...and if Fragata's previous works where bad...this one it's a "masterpiece" in achieving the title of AWFUL.
But it really is better to act as if this title was never made!
The title is misleading also.
Plankton, or Creatures from the Abyss as I'm positive it's more commonly known as & filmed under as the title Creatures from the Abyss appears over a moving image & in the same font type as the rest of the credits, starts with five 20 something kids, Mike (Clay Rogers) his girlfriend Margaret (Sharon Twomey), sisters Julie (Ann Wolf) & Dorothy (Loren DePalm) & an annoying idiot named Bobby (Michael Bon) whom decide to all fit into a small rubber boat & head out to sea, don't ask why as I don't know.
The title suggests that the film will feature porn, and that's not wrong - Porno Holocaust is pretty much just porn, and most of it is just the same stuff over and over again, I was fast forwarding before the end.
Rather, Hitchcock set out with the soul intention of creating a film to muster "American Pride," a certain call-to-arms, support-our-troops title which was a popular theme of the time.
Great title that is wasted.
Despite the lurid title, this film is decidedly sci-fi, not horror, and offers no scares, no laffs, little suspense and little food for thought afterwards.
(To justify that title, no doubt!)
There isn't much about "Reckless" that feels right, beginning with the off-putting title (thanks to screenwriter Craig Lucas, who adapted his own play, bringing the title along with him) and continuing with the casting (Mia Farrow playing wife to Tony Goldwyn, who's young enough to be her son).
This movie is presumably the years where he gets his material for writing, the adventure years, hence the title and the previous quote.
The movie Razor Blade Smile has an interesting title as well as leading role.
Quote from coach or news or something that explains title.
A better title for the film would be "It Came From the Planet of Plot Contrivances."
The directing by John Pieplow (whose only previous directing effort was Jurassic Women, which I will let the title speak for itself) was uninspired and there was something wrong with the editing which resulted in the film being disjointed with a few scenes completely unrelated to the plot, unless the screenplay is at fault (which is quite possible.)
I knew that I was not about to see a quality film when this title was included in a 'B-grade video night' at a friends place.
despite the really corny title, the horrible quality, the terrible actors, and the cliché writing, i think this movie isn't the worst i've ever seen.
The title is appropriate.
Instead it's a love movie... with the cliché of love so extremely played over the top, even Shakespeare would vomit on this title.
Well, first of all, excuse me for the lame pun in the title.
Coleman Francis deserves that title.
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