marquee moon
Banhammer'd
- Joined
- Mar 10, 2011
- Messages
- 31,882
- Reaction score
- 2,091
"According to this video, there are at least three seemingly minor, but honestly absurd, production errors that, once you see them, you can't see the movie the same way again. There's a dude sporting a baseball hat in the background of one scene. A humongous battle scene takes a backseat to a car just milling about in the background. And yet another battle scene features one of William Wallace's men, front-and-center, berserker rage at Mach 20, wielding a wobbly, plastic axe the director's intern probably found at Party City that morning.
Temple of Doom is not a great movie.
The list is comprised of movies ranging from terrible to pretty good (plus Braveheart).
uhhh, blazing saddles?
Just "pretty good" for me. We had a thread about comedies like that and the consensus among people my age (31) and younger was that the movies are fine/funny-ish but not HILARIOUS like older people think.
Just "pretty good" for me. We had a thread about comedies like that and the consensus among people my age (31) and younger was that the movies are fine/funny-ish but not HILARIOUS like older people think.
Yep. Doesn't hold up (and I'm 40) -- and not for the reasons in that horrible linked article.
I think the line is somewhere around 1982. Porkys, Police Academy, Revenge of the Nerds don't hold up, but Blazing Saddles, Animal House, Caddy Shack are still great. I'm also not a huge fan of Space Balls.I must admit that I found Revenge of the Nerds while channel surfing a few months ago, and it really is cringe-worthy.
I think the line is somewhere around 1982. Porkys, Police Academy, Revenge of the Nerds don't hold up, but Blazing Saddles, Animal House, Caddy Shack are still great. I'm also not a huge fan of Space Balls.
Sent from my LG-H872 using Tapatalk
Mel Brooks' movies are a sneaky acquired taste
I don't think it is date-based, personally -- of the movies you mentioned, I think Nerds, Animal House and Caddy Shack hold up, and Blazing Saddles, Porky's and Police Academy don't.