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Initially striking the audience as filthy, crude and generally unappealing, his Oscar Madison eventually manages to worm his way into our hearts, culminating in a hilariously overplayed confession of emotions that Matthau rasps out in a voice not entirely his own.
Another episode I like is the one where Brak's Dad and their next door neighbor, Thundercleese the Robot keep getting into this agrument and then they get eaten by a giant worm.
How about a nice tasting worm on a stick and Slim's like I'm going to snap!
The only thing in common between the book and the movie is the main characters' first name, the fact that there is a bet, and a whole lot of worm eating.
My daughter thought she might get sick around worm 3 and 4 (and was holding the empty nacho container just in case) but was fine by worm 6.
The weird gummy worm was just weird.
Then, if they look at your worm, you shout "fag!" and playfully kick their ass.
The special effects sequences almost border on parody, not at all scary, but more unintentionally hilarious, such as when Robbie's(Oliver Robins)braces go amok or when Steve(Craig T Nelson)swallows a "possessed" worm in a Tequilla bottle, with Kane attempting to use him to harm his family, regurgitating it!
This worm starts to grow back into Kane's humanly form!
There are so many questions - why am I watching this (rainy evening), what is the role of the police in the plot (surely it is unusual in Denmark for the police to enter an apartment and sit in the dark waiting for the owner to return), how much money does an unemployed person in Denmark get (Smilla's haircut did not come cheap!), how does a worm live in a meteor, what was Smilla looking at through her microscope.........
psychic worm.
It also definitely beats any other movie with such a ridiculous idea like floating brains and creeping hands, with some of the freakiest scenes I've ever sat through and one of the best scenes of girl-on-psychic worm action ever plausible, with a great ending.
The monster in the box is a worm puppet.
The worm creature at the end was just laughable, which leads me to wonder how well they studied Mister Giger's original designs...Full of cliches and predictability.
They have a haggard mother who catches the vapors every 12.5 minutes and they all live next door to a worm farm(that figures)which is run by a skeleton named Mr. Beardsley and his hired hand Roger.
The movie played out like it was a regular adventure that a DM would make up, the spells were cast properly, the "core" rules were not broken, and most importantly the characters were interesting and were not INVINCIBLE... they are just like us PC's (getting arms eaten or chopped off or getting eaten whole by a purple worm!).
The remains of a giant worm are uncovered at a Scottish village, and horror and hilarity ensues, or so hoped the filmmakers of this camp based on a Bram Stoker novel.
There is little if any explanation as to how the Time Travel device works, the actors just throw out the terms String theory and worm holes.
The plot has an alien race trying to build a worm hole terminal on earth so they can leave their dying planet and forcibly take over the earth.
The "monster" looks like a paper mache worm.
Get to that film to discover the hundreds of details and risks out-of-towners run in New York City, an apple in which any smiling friendly face may be the worm that is eating the core of it.
"Cutting Class" is easily one of the most awful slasher flicks from the late 80's.Brian returns back to college aged 18 after spending five years in a mental asylum for killing his father.He tries to worm his way back into the lives of his ex-best friend Dwight and Paula his old flame.And suddenly a bunch of people start dying,in the most bizarre and stupid ways in slasher film history.There is for example death by pottery kiln,death by photocopier,but my favourite is the old classic,flagpole under a trampoline so the fascist Gym teacher gets impaled on the American Flag."Cutting
The movies tries to tell an interesting story about a box with a worm and fails, badly.
But after that another terrible scene, like the ending SPOILER SHE HUMPS THE WORM!!.
I was not invested in the silk worm eggs in any way and should have been.
The script and plot are pretty thin and you see quite a bit of nudity by women who frankly don't look very good naked--but still, the film is oddly watchable and the worm sequences are pretty cool!
The fourth, and thankfully final, segment - by John Gaeta ("The Matrix") - is a pretentious, go-nowhere short about a girl who was born with a tape worm in the womb!
But some military types have a satellite hanging around the worm hole to the future hoping to snag some kind of schrecklichkeit from space they can use for germ warfare.
But geez, with stuff like this coming out of them... violence for the sake of violence, murder, extremely thinly veiled references to sex and sex objects (I mean the disinfectant scene with the worm makes you suspect, but then she talks about the worm being phallic just in case we were mysteriously struck blind), and the language are almost unforgivable.
Intelligence collection is a good example, and the elaborate Stuxnet worm that disabled Iranian nuclear centrifuges seems to have been a government creation.
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