Mel Gibson in EDGE OF DARKNESS…
Thursday, November 5th, 2009Mel Gibson in EDGE OF DARKNESS trailer: “I’m the guy with nothing to lose.” Boy, ain’t that the truth.
Mel Gibson in EDGE OF DARKNESS trailer: “I’m the guy with nothing to lose.” Boy, ain’t that the truth.
My theory: Canceling GENTLEMEN BRONCOS caused worse P.R. than actually letting people see it would do. Plus, now expectations are lower.
@Jet_Set How sad that “semi-famous” is a legitimate insult. C’mon, loser — EVERYONE’S famous nowadays! And you’re only semi-! Ha ha!
At last, you can watch a movie while you take a bath! http://bit.ly/4qcWii
SLC peeps: staffer at Broadway says GENTLEMEN BRONCOS is still screening tonight and opening tomorrow. He has the print and everything.
Donohue’s people either didn’t know it was sarcastic, or knew it was but hoped readers wouldn’t. Either way: funny.
Bill Donohue’s anti-liberal book includes blurb from Stephen Colbert. http://bit.ly/1WbBN2
“Surf Ninjas,” ladies and gentlemen. “Surf Ninjas.” That’s the offender in this week’s edition of Eric’s Bad Movies at Film.com. I’m sure what I’ve written fails to describe exactly how punishing this movie is. There’s nothing worse than a bad comedy. NOTHING.
I see that it opened on Aug. 20, 1993, the same day as Jean-Claude Van Damme’s “Hard Target,” which I distinctly remember seeing in theaters and which I would not be surprised to see turn up in Eric’s Bad Movies someday. “Hard Target” was a box office success, though, while “Surf Ninjas” was an instant flop, so at least there’s occasionally some justice in the world. My “thanks” (I think) to the numerous people who have suggested “Surf Ninjas” as EBM fodder over the last 18 months. I knew you were right; I was just putting it off.
Eric’s Bad Movies at Film.com: SURF NINJAS! http://bit.ly/2hdIZg (Related story: There is a movie called SURF NINJAS.)
RT @emullet did Fox cancel all screenings of Gentlemen Broncos? I got tix to one in SLC but… // SLC folks? What’s the scoop?
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