Interesting

[ericcoleman]

So, really bad movies are proving to be just a little tricky, and that makes me just a little happy. I think I feel a little better knowing that some of you have only seen these movies because of MST3K. Still, there are a few quotes left in this week's quiz. No I am not opening it up to any and all guesses yet, but I will say that I will be pleased if some of these bits of tripe go unguessed.

Still, if you have no shame, and you know the quote ... speak up

I promise I will get to better movies next week ...

Comments

[eeknight.livejournal.com]

Bad movies, and you didn't have a single line from The Creeping Terror or Monster A-Go-Go? (Though I think one of the lines might be from M.A.G.G. but it doesn't sound right).

Oh, and what about Hobgoblins or Troll 2?

[ericcoleman]

The first two were in the first list I made up, which had 20 some quotes.

The latter two never occurred to me, which I take as a very positive thing about myself.

[mle292.livejournal.com]

I looked 'em up, and I wake up each morning, grateful that I have seen none of the remaining three movies.

[ericcoleman]

I have to say, that to the best of my knowledge, and I may have blanked such a terrible memory, neither have I.

[mle292.livejournal.com]

Embarrassingly enough, I saw Batman and Robin, first run, in the theater.

It was a matinee, and the kiddies just loved it.

[ericcoleman]

I refuse to comment on this on the grounds it may incriminate me

[barondave.livejournal.com]

I've seen four of the nine movies currently guessed. As a cinema buff (he says, adjusting his monocle), I don't really mind having seen any of them, even as I recognize they're not very good. But I'm a huge Steve Gerber fan, and wouldn't have missed Howard the Duck even if I knew beforehand how bad it would be. As it was, I happened to be in San Francisco (at the Aquarium, or some touristy place) when they were shooting one of the scenes, and was assured by one of the technicians laying cables (or some gofer activity) that I should buy all the Howard the Duck comics available because they would be immensely valuable after the movie came out.

Oh, Hollywood.