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Movies You Liked, But Were Rather Unsuccessful
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Noah! My favorite movie.
It was the world's best movie for a week, and then the next week viewing dropped off by 60% or so!
It was the world's best movie for a week, and then the next week viewing dropped off by 60% or so!
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Are we talking Hollywood movies or do foreign movies that never made it in the USA count?
Whatever you want.
I liked Breaker Morant.
Lets Go To Prison
I was wondering about that movie but never saw it. I thought it might be kind of a puff piece about what prison was like.
It is hilarious. Wonderful plot, lovable characters(well, I love them, but people think I'm weird).
I hate movies, but I love this one.
We Never Know
No Slack
Tears of the Sun(Bruce Willis) cost more than it grossed and was a little over done(rambo style) but was a good movie in my opinion.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Death race 2000.
The Gods Must be Crazy.
Maximum Overdrive
( Still want automated self driving trucks? )
The Gods Must be Crazy.
Maximum Overdrive
( Still want automated self driving trucks? )
Suave
Simulated character
The Shawshank Redemption was not a box office hit, this film barely made a profit at the box office in 1994. I really liked this film, but I still can't figure out how did Andy Dufresne reattach his poster of Raquel Welch on his prison cell wall from within his escape tunnel.?
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Tumbleweeds
The Shawshank Redemption was not a box office hit, this film barely made a profit at the box office in 1994. I really liked this film, but I still can't figure out how did Andy Dufresne reattach his poster of Raquel Welch on his prison cell wall from within his escape tunnel.?
I thought he just left it up when he went out.
In one scene, you see him working on making the hole, and the poster is still hanging, kind of like a flap door. I assume he just crawled out.