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To: skateman

Did those three lines ruin the movie or was it already bad?


2 posted on 05/24/2009 8:27:49 PM PDT by Eagle Eye (Defending RINOs is the same as defending Liberals.)
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To: Eagle Eye

The movie was already bad, the lines just added insult to injury. The movie compared to the original was plodding and slow.


5 posted on 05/24/2009 8:29:53 PM PDT by skateman (Kris won!)
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To: Eagle Eye

It was bad. Sappy. Sentimental appeal to previous. It was a “reunion” sequel. Main character has left the honorable job at museum to become a millionaire hawking silly products like glow in the dark flashlights. At the end of the movie, he finds himself, regaining his honor by taking the job at the museum. It also implies that he gave all of his wealth to the Smithsonian.
It was just plain stupid. Should have stopped with the first one.


34 posted on 05/24/2009 9:05:28 PM PDT by discipler (When they are all done, I'm hoping to have left a little pocket change)
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To: Eagle Eye
Did those three lines ruin the movie or was it already bad?

Already bad IMHO. The first one was fun and funny. This one, not so much. About the only redeeming value here was the skin-tight pants on Amelia Earhart. :-) I thought they were particularly unfair to Gen. Custer - making him out to be an incompetent boob. Sure, getting your entire command killed is bad. But did the man not have a successful career up to that engagement?

In the last couple of weeks I've been to the new Star Trek, the new Terminator, and the new Museum movies. Of the three, only Star Trek was worth it IMHO. Terminator, maybe worth it on DVD as a rental. Museum, skip it.

36 posted on 05/24/2009 9:08:52 PM PDT by CodeMasterPhilzar (I'll keep my money, my guns, and my freedom. You can keep the "change.")
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