[ SECRET POST #2783 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2783 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Popular fandoms whose hype you don't understand

[lunabee34]

It's awesome *because* it's a parody, I think. It's so tongue in cheek and over-the-top and ridiculous. Kinda like the fourth Die Hard movie.

Also, I have super fond memories of leaving the theater with my family and my MeeMaw admitting that she thought Chris Tucker was a woman the entire movie. LOL

Re: Popular fandoms whose hype you don't understand

[(Anonymous)]

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It's supposed to be a parody? I didn't know that, and not sure I quite believe that. It just strikes me as 80s (or early 90s?) type humor and quick action. It's goofy, but overall serious. A lot of movies from that period had the same sort of atmosphere to them, I think. Campy sci-fi.

I loved it, but I watched it when I was a kid. At that time, the humor was legitimately hilarious to me and the plot engaging. I think I would've hated it if I had seen it for the first time as an adult. Maybe it's a nostalgia thing.

Re: Popular fandoms whose hype you don't understand

[lunabee34]

I think campy is a good word. It is intentionally campy.

It came out in the early nineties. And it's not just nostalgia for me because I rewatched within the last two months, and I think it really holds up as a movie.

But YMMV, nonnie.

:)