Re: Worst movie not MST'ed

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>> Gordon <moiner@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> >> > Subject: Worst movie not MST'ed
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>> >> "Pieces" with Linda Day George--so bad it's good.
>> >
>> > "Hellboy" is right up there, too. Most likable character is the
talking
>> > Russian decomposed cadaver.
>> >
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>> Hellboy was a masterpiece next to Pieces.
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> It's funny: individually, these words are English. Together... ?
>
>>  Actually I liked Hellboy, not
>> Del Toro's best, but I always chuckle when I think of him picking up
the
>> phone and ba****ng the monster with it.
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> My wife and I racked our brains desperately trying to find a way to make
> sense of the movie, but it just doesn't work. The fellow who'd brought
it
> over to watch for a movie night actually suggested quitting it halfway
> through the showing. let's just say that the next film of the night was
> much, much better received-- and that was Broken Lizard's Super
Troopers.
>
What was so confusing about Hellboy?