Overrated Movies

I mean, can you imagine the headlines that would be made? "Movie fanatics break into studio looking for lost footage; inadvertently burn down building." I bet Geraldo Rivera would show up...

Interviewer "...and you are damn lucky you didn't totally destroy the studio..."
Me "oh yeah I thank my lucky stars...hey sorry about your building, man"

LOL

Yeah but it's not Universal Studios, its us.

quote:Mayfield669 wrote:

LOL

Yeah but it's not Universal Studios, its us.


LOLOL

So what are you saying.... you want me to watch another movie..?

Fight club stunk it up,,,,although I'm the only person in the world that thinks that.

quote:TheManiacNextDoor wrote:

I say we go over and have a look at Universal Studios' basement windows...

Red rover, red rove let TheManiacNextDoor go over

Pearl Harbor...what a POS! I threw up in my mouth.

Yup unfortunately that one sucked although I'm a big Michael Bay fan (and after admitting that officially ostracized on that board )

quote:Rays Yard wrote:

Pearl Harbor...what a POS! I threw up in my mouth.

LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

No kidding. And how much can we distort history?

How about U571 whereby Hollywood has totally re-written history for a whole generation of kids who actually believe America captured the enigma decoder...

U-571 (film)
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Directed by Jonathan Mostow
Produced by Dino De Laurentiis

U-571
In the movie, a World War II German submarine is boarded in 1942 by disguised United States Navy submariners, seeking to capture its Enigma cipher machine.

The film's plot, though a work of fiction, is partly based on real events. It attracted criticism for two reasons: first, it was British personnel from HMS Bulldog who first captured a naval Enigma machine, from U-110 in the North Atlantic May 1941, before the United States entered the war.