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Anonymous Incognito
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A movie has to be memorable in order to be recommendable. In times like these, you shouldn't tell people to throw away ten dollars on a film they will never think about after seeing.
Sep 7 - 07:04 PM
Michael Prymula
I don't think it does, sometimes you just want a fun film to occupy an afternoon, and I think CLOD fits the bill well enough, besides it's hard to completely hate a film that has both Weaver and Willis in it.
Sep 8 - 09:30 AM
Anonymous Incognito
I hated this movie, and it happened to have Weaver and Willis in it. A good cast does not a good film make. To tell people that in tough times like these, it would be a good idea to throw away ten or twenty dollars to see a forgettable movie just doesn't make much sense. I respect contratian opinions. However, there are still plenty of great movies that are memorable that are still in theaters. "Marvel's The Avengers", "The Dark Knight Rises", "Moonrise Kingdom", "Beasts of the Southern Wild", "Compliance", "Farewell, My Queen", "Ted", "ParaNorman", and "Hope Springs" all immediately come to mind.
Sep 8 - 04:20 PM
Michael Prymula
Meh, Hope Springs sucked, now THAT was a waste of a good cast, very dissapointing performances.
Sep 10 - 10:09 PM
Alex Marshall
The film as an acronym spells "clod."
That makes WAY too much sense.
Sep 9 - 04:01 PM