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I've always wanted to see Ed Wood because I'm a fan of his movies. They're so classic.* Never quite got around to it, but I just picked up a VHS tape for a dollar, so now it's on the top of my to-watch pile.

My public library is phasing out their VHS collection, so we've had thousands to browse through.



* -ly bad.
 
Godfather II is one of the cinematic rarities where the sequel was better than the original.
 
Well we watched the original a while ago. I didn't like the horse's head in the bed part so I hid behind my boyfriend. :eek:
 
The endorsement I was given was "If you are a big fan of the series you will like it."

That does nothing for my enthusiasm to see it.
 
Anamnesis said:
The others being Aliens and Indiana Jones & The Temple of Doom, of course.
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Lies!

You can't compare Alien to Aliens. Alien is a classic Sci-Fi horror flick and Aliens is THE classic Sci-Fi action flick. It's not fair to compare the movies to each other.

You're the first person I met that thought Temple of Doom was superior to Raiders.:confused:
 
You're the first person I met that thought Temple of Doom was superior to Raiders
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I'm sure you'll cope.

The first half hour or so of Alien I find to be tedious. I realize this was intentional and that Ridley Scott was doing this in order to build up tension and all, but whenever I watch it I find myself saying "Enough already" (or something similar). I never find myself thinking that with Aliens.

And if you think that's surprising, I also enjoyed Alien 3 (even though the other two are more well-crafted). OH NOES
 
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