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Edited on Sun Jul-20-03 09:04 AM by thermodynamic
"The Firm Willy" - where a law practicing whale uncovers a nasty secret and then has to save himself from the bad guys...
"Legally Republican" - that's the "real life story" of George W Bush, featuring Reese Whithersppon as George because if men can do drag, so can women.
"Timmy and the Giant Tapeworm" - Disney's latest computer animated feature, similar to "James and the Giant Peach"...
"Star Wars: Attack of the Spy Kids" - in 3D because there's no other way to get the kids to come to this boredom.
"Dude, where's my pirates of the carribean?" - Two braindead teenagers time travel back to the 1500s and get involved in extravagant pirate hijinx.
"League of Gentlemen Callers, The" - soft porno disguised as family drama. Starring Sean Connery so you know it's an overhyped bore.
"2015: The Year We Made Contact" - A remake of the 1998 hit "Contact", this time the humans build the whatchamacall it. When they put it into operation, a swarm Borg appear, complete with two Queens, a King, and Locutus who finally decided the Federation was naff... A young Zephrame Cochrane has to save the day. Produced, written by, and directed by Rick Berman and nobody else. This movie will attract aging, rabid Star Trek fans in droves, but nobody else and remind us once again that Rick Berman should have called it quits in 1994...
"The Incredible Hulk" - sequel to 2003's "Hulk". More than a soft porn, this one is realistic and shows that the Hulk's purple trousers also rip off when he gets mad... You'll see what they mean when they use "Incredible" in the title...
"Blade Runner II - The Wrath of Ginsu" - robotic knives threaten to take over the world by slicing everybody into little bits. Only Harrison Ford can save them...
"The Matrix Xanadu" - :scared: Olivia Newton-John and Keanu Reeves speaks for itself... :puke:
I'm sure the list of possibilities is endless. If "The Critic" were still in production, they'd never ever run out of ideas...
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